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Iconotextualidade dos túmulos de funcionários régios durante o período amarniano
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O presente trabalho situa-se na intersecção de dois importantes conjuntos que fazem
parte do património egípcio: o domínio semiótico – texto, iconografia – e o domínio da
religião, englobando discursos sobre a criação, a manutenção da vida e da morte e sobre os
deuses que assistem cada um destes momentos. Tem como finalidade principal o estudo da
incidência de cada um destes vectores sobre um grupo específico de pessoas que evoluíam
na vizinhança próxima de Amen-hotep IV/Akhenaton: os seus funcionários régios
O extenso corpus documental estabelecido, apresentado sob a forma de texto
informático, com o título de Anexos, é intersectado por cinco planos analíticos que constam
no volume impresso (base para os seis capítulos constituintes), abrangendo respectivamente:
textualidade, iconografia, protocolos da família real e do funcionário, selecção e vivência do
funcionalismo, sua morte e rituais envolventes. A análise dos conteúdos daí resultantes
integrou episódios comparativos e quantitativos dos túmulos dos funcionários régios de
Amarna (túmulos tebanos, túmulos Amarnianos do Norte e túmulos Amarnianos do Sul)
apresentados detalhadamente, quer com recurso aos seus textos e figuras quer a gráficos e
quadros construídos a partir deles.
The present work belongs to the intersection of two important sets that are part of the egyptian patrimony: the semyotic domain – text, iconography – and the religious domain, embracing discourses both about creation and life and death maintaining as well as concerning the gods that were present at each one of these moments. Its main purpose is to study the importance of those vectors on a specific group of people that were closed to Amen-hotep IV/ Akhenaten: its royal officials. The extensive documental corpus we set up as a cd-text, named as Additament, is intersected by five analytical planes, who are part of the printed volume (a basis for its six chapters) concerning respectively of textuality, iconography, protocols of the royal family and from the officials, selection and way of life of the officialdom, as well as their death and envolving rituals. The analysis of related contents has integrated comparative and qualitative episodes from the tombs of the royal amarnian officials, (Teban Tombs, North and South Tombs from El-Amarna) that we have presented in detail resorting to their texts and scenes or to graphics and tables that were composed from them.
The present work belongs to the intersection of two important sets that are part of the egyptian patrimony: the semyotic domain – text, iconography – and the religious domain, embracing discourses both about creation and life and death maintaining as well as concerning the gods that were present at each one of these moments. Its main purpose is to study the importance of those vectors on a specific group of people that were closed to Amen-hotep IV/ Akhenaten: its royal officials. The extensive documental corpus we set up as a cd-text, named as Additament, is intersected by five analytical planes, who are part of the printed volume (a basis for its six chapters) concerning respectively of textuality, iconography, protocols of the royal family and from the officials, selection and way of life of the officialdom, as well as their death and envolving rituals. The analysis of related contents has integrated comparative and qualitative episodes from the tombs of the royal amarnian officials, (Teban Tombs, North and South Tombs from El-Amarna) that we have presented in detail resorting to their texts and scenes or to graphics and tables that were composed from them.
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Túmulos - Egipto - Antiguidade Funcionários - Egipto - Antiguidade Inscrições egípcias Egipto - c.1352-c.1336 a.C. (Época amarniana) Teses de doutoramento - 2017