
handle: 10077/31096 , 10138/322289
The paper discusses various ways and models of the portrayal of enemies in Assyrian royal narrative texts utilizing an anylitical model develped in the submitter's PhD.
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Literature studies, Neo-Assyrian Empire, History and Archaeology, Assyrian Royal Narrative Texts, Transtextuality, Intertextuality, Assyriology
Literature studies, Neo-Assyrian Empire, History and Archaeology, Assyrian Royal Narrative Texts, Transtextuality, Intertextuality, Assyriology
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