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PHI2400: Sumerisk og akkadisk filologi 1
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Generell informasjon | Overlappende emner | Studiekrav | Avsluttende vurdering | Læringsutbytte etter fullført emne | Litteratur
| Emneansvarlig: | Jens Braarvig (Jens.Braarvig@mf.no) |
| Studiepoeng: | 15 |
| Undervisningsstart: | Høst (uregelmessig) og vår (uregelmessig) |
| Studieprogramtilhørighet: | Bachelorprogrammer - Bachelor i religion og samfunn |
| Avdelingstilhørighet: | Avdeling for religion, skole og samfunn |
Eksamens-/innleveringsdatoer
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| Individuell skriftlig oppgave | 2020-06-05 5. juni 2020 | 2020-05-01 1. mai 2020 | ||||||
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Generell informasjon
This course is a cooperation between MF and The Norwegian Institute of Philology (PHI).Sumerian and Akkadian are the two great written languages of Mesopotamia in the last four millennia BCE. As Sumerian slowly faded from prominence, Akkadian carried on its legacy by making use of the Sumerian cuneiform system and a wide range Sumerian words and pictograms. The two languages constitute our most important window into the culture and history of the Mesopomia and the wider Middle East through several Millennia.
The course in Sumero-Akkadian Philology builds upon the students’ previous knowledge of one or both of these important languages, allowing for a deeper understanding of the languages and their interrelation.
Procedures and curricula
PHI2400 is both a course for students and a research seminar/reading group for more advanced students and researchers. The curriculum is adapted to current interests of the participants, and can be textual material used by students in their M.A. and Ph.d. theses, or texts of interest to researchers in Islamic history and related subjects.
Prerequisites:
The PHI-courses in Sumerian or Akkadian constitute a good background for the course/reading-group. Ability to read at least one of these languages is a prerequisite.
This course is also offered at the master level for students with a relevant bachelor’s degree. For more information, see the course description for PHI5400.
Overlappende emner
PHI2400 overlaps with PHI5400.Studiekrav
In order to receive a final assessment, the student must:- Participate in the electronic evaluation of the course if such evaluation is stipulated in the relevant term.
Avsluttende vurdering
The final assessment is based on an essay submitted by the student (2000-2500 words). The topic of the essay will be related to the reading in the course and chosen in cooperation with the course instructor(s). The mark (A-F) is given on the basis of the written exam.Læringsutbytte etter fullført emne
KnowledgeThe student has:
- A good knowledge of Sumerian or Akkadian
- A good knowledge of Sumero-Akkadian philology as a discipline
The student can:
- Work autonomously with Sumer-Akkadian literature in one or more languages
- Formulate independent research ideas related to Sumero-Akkadian language and literature