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"Visualizing knowledge and creating meaning in ancient writing systems" Table Of Contents:

• 1- Preface / -- Shai Gordin -- Mesopotamia, Anatolia and the Aegean
• 2- Origins of scholastic commentary in Mesopotamia: Second-order schemata in the Early Dynastic exegetical imagination -- J. Cale Johnson
• 3- Socio-historical Setting of Hittite Schools of Writing as reflected in Scribal Habits -- Shai Gordon
• 4- Anatolian Hieroglyphs: Logogram vs. Ideogram -- Mark Weeden
• 5- Orality of Linear A, Scriptuality of Linear B -- Helena Tomas -- Egypt
• 6- Extinction of Gods: Impact of Climatic Change on Religious Concepts -- Jiri Janak
• 7- Ars Memoriae Aegyptiaca? Some Preliminary Remarks on the Egyptian Hieroglyphs and the Classical Art of Memory -- Renata Landgrafova -- Middle America and East Asia
• 8- Phenomenological Interpretation of the "Six Ways" of Chinese Script Formation -- Tze-Wan Kwan
• 9- Problem des Wortbegriffs im Deutschen und im Japanischen -- Zum Verhaltnis von Schriftsystem und sprachlichem Wissen -- Elisabeth Birk
• 10- On (Some of) the Principles and Structures of Graphic Sign Substitution in Classic Maya Writing -- Erik Boot

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