Ancient Egyptian religion
Subtitle: an interpretation
By: by H. Frankfort.
Series: Harper torchbooks
Publisher: Harperand Row
Published: 1961
Place of publication: New York; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 181
Notes: Originally published: New York: Columbia University Press, 1948.
Table of contents: title: 1 The Egyptian Gods THE GODS AND THEIR SYMBOLS
pagenum: 3; title: SACRED ANIMALS AND OTHERNESS
pagenum: 8; title: COSMIC GODS AND HUMAN PROBLEMS
pagenum: 14; title: THE IMMANENCE OF THE GODS AND THE LIMITATIONS OF EGYPTIAN RELIGIOSITY
pagenum: 23; title: 2 The Egyptian State THE EGYPTIAN CONCEPTION OF THE STATE
pagenum: 30; title: THE ORGANIZATION OF THE STATE
pagenum: 33; title: THE PERSON OF THE MONARCH
pagenum: 46; title: CHANGE, PERMANENCE, AND THE CONCEPTION OF MAAT
pagenum: 49; title: 3 The Egyptian Way of Life THE "teachings"
pagenum: 59; title: THE PRAGMATIC MISINTERPRETATION
pagenum: 62; title: SUCCESS AS ATTUNEMENT
pagenum: 65; title: THE ABSENCE OF THE CONCEPT OF SIN
pagenum: 73; title: THE SIGNIFICANCE OF TRADITION
pagenum: 80; title: 4 The Egyptian Hope THE PREOCCUPATION WITH DEATH
pagenum: 88; title: THE DEAD IN THE TOMBS
pagenum: 92; title: THE APPEARING DEAD
pagenum: 96; title: THE TRANSFIGURED DEAD
pagenum: 100; title: THE QUASI-ROYAL DEAD
pagenum: 102; title: THE DEAD IN THE COSMIC CIRCUIT
pagenum: 105