Vozes Alternativas na Medicina Babilônica
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Babylonian medicine, Diagnostic Handbook, witchcraft, 'hand' (of gods, demons, ghosts), medical incantationsResumo
A abordagem usual para os escritos médicos babilônicos assume um corpus monolítico de dados apresentado ou em receitas e listas de remédios ou em coleções de sintomas para prognóstico e diagnóstico. Apesar do longo período de documentação da medicina babilônica, nenhuma tentativa foi feita de ver a aquisição do conhecimento médico acadiano como um processo dinâmico, que também necessitasse adaptar-se a expectativas cambiantes. O presente artigo fará uma apresentação geral da medicina babilônica ao mesmo tempo em que busca a cacofonia de diferentes vozes, concluindo com a intrigante questão: quem controla a narrativa?
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Abbreviations
AM = Asfar Malwaša (Book of the Zodiac)
AMD = Ancient Magic and Divination (Brill)
BAM = Babylonisch-Assyrische Medizin (de Gruyter)
BMS = Babylonian Magic and Sorcery (L. W. King)
STT = The Sultantepe Tablets, published by Gurney, Finkelstein, and Hulin
TUAT = Texte aus der Umwelt des Alten Testaments (Gutersloher Verlag)
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