International audienceThe practice of sacrifice (not confined to animal offerings) was the subject of crosscultural comparisons by Greek, Babylonian, and Roman writers, but these comparisons take an asymmetrical form, in which Babylonian reports of Greek sacrifice are sometimes condemnatory, and Roman references to Greek sacrifice are normative, if not laudatory. The explanation for this phenomenon has less to do with differences in ritual practice than with differences in conceptualization. These differences in conceptualization are greater than the ritual similarities would lead one to suppose.La pratique du sacrifice (non confinée aux offrandes animales) a fait l’objet de comparaisons interculturelles par les écrivains grecs, babyloniens...
Our knowledge of the normative practice of Greek animal sacrifice is usually based on written and ic...
If sacrifice is the social act par excellence, then individual reason, with its pantheon of human ri...
This dissertation offers an archaeologically and art historically grounded inquiry into the actualit...
International audienceThe practice of sacrifice (not confined to animal offerings) was the subject o...
The practice of sacrifice (not confined to animal offerings) was the subject of crosscultural compar...
International audienceSacrifice in the Greek world and its interpretations. Animal-sacrifice is the ...
The procession of the victims towards the altar is one of the major components of animal sacrifices,...
The procession of the victims towards the altar is one of the major components of animal sacrifices,...
The topic of human sacrifice, which tends to provoke both fascination and disgust, leaves few people...
Selected papers and discussions from the Tenth Anniversary Symposion of the Norwegian Institute at A...
This article compares the sacrifice episode in the Homeric Hymn to Hermes (105-141), the fifth-centu...
In the ancient religious imagination, catastrophic events – plagues, droughts, natural disasters – w...
This paper stems from the attempt to show that the sacrifice is not – as Marcel Detienne claimed – ...
This paper stems from the attempt to show that the sacrifice is not – as Marcel Detienne claimed – ...
Humanity has practised animal sacrifice for the greater part of its history, from the time of the Ne...
Our knowledge of the normative practice of Greek animal sacrifice is usually based on written and ic...
If sacrifice is the social act par excellence, then individual reason, with its pantheon of human ri...
This dissertation offers an archaeologically and art historically grounded inquiry into the actualit...
International audienceThe practice of sacrifice (not confined to animal offerings) was the subject o...
The practice of sacrifice (not confined to animal offerings) was the subject of crosscultural compar...
International audienceSacrifice in the Greek world and its interpretations. Animal-sacrifice is the ...
The procession of the victims towards the altar is one of the major components of animal sacrifices,...
The procession of the victims towards the altar is one of the major components of animal sacrifices,...
The topic of human sacrifice, which tends to provoke both fascination and disgust, leaves few people...
Selected papers and discussions from the Tenth Anniversary Symposion of the Norwegian Institute at A...
This article compares the sacrifice episode in the Homeric Hymn to Hermes (105-141), the fifth-centu...
In the ancient religious imagination, catastrophic events – plagues, droughts, natural disasters – w...
This paper stems from the attempt to show that the sacrifice is not – as Marcel Detienne claimed – ...
This paper stems from the attempt to show that the sacrifice is not – as Marcel Detienne claimed – ...
Humanity has practised animal sacrifice for the greater part of its history, from the time of the Ne...
Our knowledge of the normative practice of Greek animal sacrifice is usually based on written and ic...
If sacrifice is the social act par excellence, then individual reason, with its pantheon of human ri...
This dissertation offers an archaeologically and art historically grounded inquiry into the actualit...