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Erik van Dongen
Researcher who examined Kumarbi–Hesiod connections in a 2010 doctoral thesis at University College London.
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Erik van Dongen authored a doctoral thesis completed at University College London in 2010 on the Kingship in Heaven theme from KumarbiKumarbiHurrian divine figure in Hittite CTH 344; challenges Anu and carries the storm god after swallowing his seed.Glossary · Click to read the explanation to KronosKronosGreek divine figure and Zeus’s father; Hesiod connects his reign with struggles between divine generations.Glossary · Click to read the explanation through AnatoliaAnatoliaAnatolia is the region occupying the Asian part of present-day TurkeyGlossary · Click to read the explanation. [1]
He studies texts and contacts between Anatolia and the Aegean, proposing transmission through Neo-Hittite traditions and PhrygiaPhrygiaHistorical inland Anatolian region with an Iron Age kingdom; Gordion was a major center.Glossary · Click to read the explanation. This route is a scholarly model whose limits of direct evidence are discussed in the thesis. [1]
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- UCL Discovery — E.W.M. van Dongen, doctoral thesis (2010) Thesis metadata and abstract; proposed route discussed in the research. Return to the text ↑
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