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Collect And Preserve Institutional Contexts Of Epistemic Knowledge In Premodern Societies Episteme In Bewegung Eva Cancikkirschbaum

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Collect And Preserve Institutional Contexts Of Epistemic Knowledge In Premodern Societies Episteme In Bewegung Eva Cancikkirschbaum
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Publisher: Harrassowitz Verlag
File Extension: PDF
File size: 8.55 MB
Pages: 227
Author: Eva Cancik-Kirschbaum, Michaela Engert, Jochem Kahl, Eun-Jung Lee
ISBN: 9783447108294, 3447108290
Language: English
Year: 2018
Volume: 9

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Collect And Preserve Institutional Contexts Of Epistemic Knowledge In Premodern Societies Episteme In Bewegung Eva Cancikkirschbaum by Eva Cancik-kirschbaum, Michaela Engert, Jochem Kahl, Eun-jung Lee 9783447108294, 3447108290 instant download after payment.

The use of writing for the preservation and transmission of administrative, scientific, literary and sacred knowledge has a long history. From the third millennium BCE on, many forms of social processes – intellectual, religious, political and others – have been increasingly materialized in the form of a variety of document types (tablets, bones, papyri, scrolls, parchments, books). Some of them were collected in archives or libraries that were dependent on royal palaces, governmental institutions and temples but also in private contexts.

The publication Collect and Preserve assembles a number of studies devoted to material aspects of collecting texts in ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, Qumran, Medieval Japan, and Korea under the Chosŏn-Dynasty (1392–1910).