Vol. 1 No. 1 (2022): Special Issue: Deviance in the Ancient Near East

Articles

• Interdisciplinarity as Departure and Return: Methodological Boundary Crossing in the Ancient Near East

  Isaac M. Alderman, Shane M. Thompson, Eric M. Trinka

  1-6

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• Eating Upon the Mountains: Deviant Consumption and Commensality

  Rebekah Welton

  7-28

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• "His heart is low" Metaphor and making sense of illness in cuneiform medical texts

  Moudhy Al-Rashid

  29-49

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• The Deviant Villain The Construction of Villainy as Deviant Otherness in Mesopotamian Royal Rhetoric

  Ilan Peled

  51-87

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• The resistance to mainstream assumptions about retribution in Job and Tobit as theologically positive deviance

  Katherine Southwood

  89-112

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• Godless People and Sunless Skies Deviant Space in the Tukulti-Ninurta and Nebuchadnezzar Bilinguals

  Ben Dewar

  113-138

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• A Stranger in the House Situating Deviance in an ‘Alterity’ Research Approach

  Melanie Wasmuth

  139-183

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