Écriture, langue et images:: la naissance des hiéroglyphes

Pascal Vernus

doi:10.35305/cl.vi19.51

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Pascal Vernus Ecole Pratique de Hautes ´Études

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https://doi.org/10.35305/cl.vi19.51

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códigos gráficos, escritura, egipto protodinástico, jeroglíficos, imágenes, semiografías, fonetísmo y fonográma, recategorización, ideología de poder, performatividad

Resumen

Aparición y desarrollo de la capacidad simbólica. Distinción, entre los códigos gráficos producto de esta capacidad, entre “semiografías” y escritura en sentido llano. Sus manifestaciones e interrelaciones en el Egipto protodinástico. Las primeras manifestaciones de la escritura a la luz de los descubrimientos más recientes; su instrumentalización al servicio del poder: la llamada finalidad “utilitarista” y la llamada finalidad “ceremonial”.

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