Beyond Free-Variation: Scribal Repertoires in Egypt from the Old Kingdom to the Early Islamic Period

‘Beyond Free-Variation’ is devoted to the micro-analysis of Egyptian scribal texts and the variation found therein, be it palaeographic, orthographic, or linguistic. The conference aims to raise questions and identify problems related to variation across boundaries of time and period, including anc...

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Other Authors: Jennifer Cromwell (University College); Eitan Grossman (Hebrew University, Jerusalem)
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Published: Jennifer Cromwell (University College); Eitan Grossman (Hebrew University, Jerusalem) 2009
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description ‘Beyond Free-Variation’ is devoted to the micro-analysis of Egyptian scribal texts and the variation found therein, be it palaeographic, orthographic, or linguistic. The conference aims to raise questions and identify problems related to variation across boundaries of time and period, including ancient Egyptian, Demotic, Coptic, Greek, Latin, and Arabic. By adopting such a comparative and diachronic approach, our overarching aim is to address the stability, or instability, of scribal conventions over time, across languages, and political/cultural changes.
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spelling oxford-uuid:88b579b5-50d3-456e-948f-a2ebb5d4ab3b2022-03-26T22:19:11ZBeyond Free-Variation: Scribal Repertoires in Egypt from the Old Kingdom to the Early Islamic PeriodConference itemhttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_5794uuid:88b579b5-50d3-456e-948f-a2ebb5d4ab3bLatinArabicLinguisticsGreekSociolinguisticsEgyptianScribesEgyptOxford University Research Archive - ValetJennifer Cromwell (University College); Eitan Grossman (Hebrew University, Jerusalem)2009Jennifer Cromwell (University College); Eitan Grossman (Hebrew University, Jerusalem)‘Beyond Free-Variation’ is devoted to the micro-analysis of Egyptian scribal texts and the variation found therein, be it palaeographic, orthographic, or linguistic. The conference aims to raise questions and identify problems related to variation across boundaries of time and period, including ancient Egyptian, Demotic, Coptic, Greek, Latin, and Arabic. By adopting such a comparative and diachronic approach, our overarching aim is to address the stability, or instability, of scribal conventions over time, across languages, and political/cultural changes.
spellingShingle Latin
Arabic
Linguistics
Greek
Sociolinguistics
Egyptian
Scribes
Egypt
Beyond Free-Variation: Scribal Repertoires in Egypt from the Old Kingdom to the Early Islamic Period
title Beyond Free-Variation: Scribal Repertoires in Egypt from the Old Kingdom to the Early Islamic Period
title_full Beyond Free-Variation: Scribal Repertoires in Egypt from the Old Kingdom to the Early Islamic Period
title_fullStr Beyond Free-Variation: Scribal Repertoires in Egypt from the Old Kingdom to the Early Islamic Period
title_full_unstemmed Beyond Free-Variation: Scribal Repertoires in Egypt from the Old Kingdom to the Early Islamic Period
title_short Beyond Free-Variation: Scribal Repertoires in Egypt from the Old Kingdom to the Early Islamic Period
title_sort beyond free variation scribal repertoires in egypt from the old kingdom to the early islamic period
topic Latin
Arabic
Linguistics
Greek
Sociolinguistics
Egyptian
Scribes
Egypt