Ancient Near Eastern Iconography and the Bible : Erwin Panofsky and Othmar Keel in Dialogue (Hardcover)

Preface Acknowledgments Abbreviations List of Contributors Introduction Chapter 1: Introduction: Othmar Keel's Legacy in Context - Hans Ulrich Steymans, University of Fribourg, Switzerland Chapter 2: The Work of Othmar Keel - Izaak de Hulter, University of Helsinki, Finland Chapter 3: Signs and Sign Systems - Othmar Keel, University of Fribourg, Switzerland Part I: Iconography and Iconology Chapter 4: The Iconography of Erwin Panofsky Between Continuity and Change - Raffaele Argenziano, University of Sienna, Italy Chapter 5: First Iconographical Step: Motifs - Othmar Keel, University of Fribourg, Switzerland Chapter 6: Second Iconographical Step: Constellations - Othmar Keel, University of Fribourg, Switzerland Chapter 7: Charles Clermont-Ganneau: A Methodology of Iconology before Panofsky - Francesca Onnis, University of Lyon II Louis Lumiere, France Chapter 8: A Pictorial Narrative Interpreted According to Othmar Keel's Third Step leading to Iconology - Hans Ulrich Steymans, University of Fribourg, Switzerland Part II: Othmar Keel's Method Applied Chapter 9: Problems of Iconographic Interpretation when Starting - Othmar Keel and Florien Lippke, University of Fribourg, Switzerland, Chapter 10: An Archer aiming at a Monster or Ninurta's fight against Anzu: Constellations Perceived as a link between Image and Text - Hans Ulrich Steymans and Pavel Zupan, University of Fribourg, Switzerland Chapter 11: Teaching iconographic analysis and iconology according to the Fribourg School at Bern and Zurich - Patrick Wyssmann, Institute of Biblical Studies, Bern, Switzerland