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The course RHIB72 is currently not being offered

Course code: RHIB72
Swedish title: Religionshistoria: I Baals land - den kanaaneiska religionen och dess texter
Credits: 7.5

Study period: summer 2017
Type of studies: full time, day
Study period: 2017-06-05 – 2017-07-09
Language of instruction: Swedish
Application code: LU-S1552

Description

Gamla testamentets religion uppstod inte ur ett vakuum. Före och runt omkring den israelitiska kultur som präglat hela västerlandet fanns en annan och för många okänd religiös tradition - den som ibland kallas den kanaaneiska. Här var stormguden Baal, han som i Gamla testamentet framställs som den värste av avgudar, den store hjälten - och runt honom fanns ett helt panteon.

Under lång tid var denna religion nästan okänd, men sedan 1928 har texter upphittats i staden Ugarit i dagens Syrien som berättar om hur Baal och de andra kanaaneiska gudarna kämpar om herraväldet, lever, älskar och dör – och om hur man i bronsålderns Syrien-Palestina såg på världen. Idag vet vi att det finns mycket stora – ibland ordagranna – paralleller mellan berättelserna från Ugarit och texter ur Gamla testamentet: den israelitiska religionen var del i en långt större kulturmiljö. På denna kurs bekantar vi oss med religionen från Ugarit och dess lämningar; vi läser om hur Baal bekämpar sina fiender Yamm (”Havet”) och Mot (”döden”), och vi spårar hur denna sedan länge döda religiösa tradition lämnat avtryck ända in i vår egen tid.

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This course is not open as a freestanding course next semester. It can be open for application within a programme or for students in an exchange programme. Please ask your academic advisor for information.

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