Challenging Dichotomies and Biases in the Study of the Ancient Southern Levant

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Bruno Biermann, Silas Klein Cardoso, Fabio Porzia, and Christoph Uehlinger | Introduction: Challenging Dichotomies and Biases in the Study of the Ancient Southern Levant
Silas Klein Cardoso | Beyond the Image-Text Divide. In Search of a Multidimensional Approach to Compare Visual Artifacts and Biblical Texts
Anne Katrine de Hemmer Gudme | The Agency of an Altar: A Material Semiotics-Inspired Investigation of the Relationship between Fumigation Altars and Texts about Incense Altars
Fabio Porzia | Beyond Ethnicity: Outline of a Renewed Approach to the Levantine Divine Landscape
Katharina Pyschny | Cultural Hybridity Instead of Ethnicity: The Persian (and Early Hellenistic) Woman and Child Figurines as a Case Study
Bruno Biermann | Beyond Binaries in Biblical Studies and Levantine Archaeology: Challenging Binary Binds in Epigraphy and Iconography
Uroš Matić | The Ones Who Could Not pwy: Failed Masculinity of Syrian Princes in the Tale of the Doomed Prince
Christoph Uehlinger | Beyond the ‘Biblical World’ Paradigm: Reflections on a Problematic Concept
Izaak J. de Hulster | Jointly Moving Beyond Dichotomies: Knowledge Production, Complexity, and Agency
Martti Nissinen | Beyond Binaries: Towards an Integrative Approach in Ancient Levantine Studies
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