Donkeys in the Biblical World: Ceremony and Symbol
In this volume, Kenneth Way explores the role of donkeys in the symbolism and ceremonies of the biblical world. His study stands alone in providing a comprehensive examination of donkeys in ancient Near Eastern texts, the archaeological record, and the Hebrew Bible. Way demonstrates that donkeys hel...
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| Zusammenfassung: | In this volume, Kenneth Way explores the role of donkeys in the symbolism and ceremonies of the biblical world. His study stands alone in providing a comprehensive examination of donkeys in ancient Near Eastern texts, the archaeological record, and the Hebrew Bible. Way demonstrates that donkeys held a distinct status in the beliefs and rituals of the ancient Near East and especially Canaan-Israel.The focus on ceremony and symbol encompasses social and religious thoughts and practices that are reflected in ancient texts and material culture relating to the donkey. Ceremonial considerations include matters of sacrifice, treaty ratification, consumption, death, burial, "scapegoat" rituals, and foundation deposits; symbolic considerations include matters of characterization, association, function, behavior, and iconographic depiction. However, the distinction between ceremony and symbol is not strict. In many cases, these two categories are symbiotic. The need for this study on donkeys is very apparent in the disciplines that study the biblical world. There is not a single monograph or article that treats this subject comprehensively. Philologists have discussed the meaning of the Amorite phrase "to kill a jackass," and archaeologists have discussed the phenomenon of equid burials. But until now, neither philologists nor archaeologists have attempted to pull together all the ceremonial and symbolic data on donkeys from burials, ancient Near Eastern texts, and the Hebrew Bible. Way's study fills this void |
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| adam_text | TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
1
INTRODUCTION
.........................................................................................................................
1
1.1
ANXIETY
DISORDERS
.......................................................................................................
1
1.1.1
TAXONOMY
AND
CLINICAL
CHARACTERISTICS
................................................................
1
1.1.1.1
PANIC
DISORDER
AND/OR
AGORAPHOBIA
..............................................................
1
1.1.2
EPIDEMIOLOGY
OF
PANIC
DISORDER
AND/OR
AGORAPHOBIA
...........................................
2
1.1.3
AETIOLOGY
OF
PANIC
DISORDER
AND/OR
AGORAPHOBIA
.................................................
3
1.1.4
TREATMENT
OF
PANIC
DISORDER
AND/OR
AGORAPHOBIA
...............................................
6
1.1.4.1
PSYCHOTHERAPY
.............................................................................................
6
1.1.4.2
PHARMACOTHERAPY
.........................................................................................
7
1.1.4.3
COMBINATION
STRATEGIES
.................................................................................
7
1.1.5
PROGNOSIS
OF
PANIC
DISORDER
AND
AGORAPHOBIA
....................................................
8
1.2
EPIGENETICS
................................................................................................................
8
1.2.1
ORGANIZATION
AND
FUNCTION
OF
DNA
......................................................................
8
1.2.2
EPIGENETIC
MODIFICATIONS
...................................................................................
10
1.2.2.1
EPIGENETIC
REGULATION
MEDIATED
BY
MIRNAS
...............................................
12
1.3
LINKS
BETWEEN
MENTAL
DISORDERS
AND
EPIGENETIC
REGULATION
......................................
13
1.4
GENE
ORGANIZATION
AND
CURRENT
FINDINGS
ABOUT
MIRNA
8079
....................................
16
1.4.1
MIRNA
8079
GENE
ORGANIZATION
.........................................................................
16
1.4.2
PHYSIOLOGICAL
AND
PATHOLOGICAL
ROLE
OF
MIRNA
8079
...........................................
16
1.4.3
ROLE
OF
MIRNA
8079
IN
PANIC
DISORDER
AND/OR
AGORAPHOBIA
..............................
17
1.5
HYPOTHESES
OF
THIS
STUDY
.........................................................................................
18
2
MATERIALS
AND
METHODS
....................................................................................................
19
2.1
RECRUITMENT
AND
STUDY
COHORT
...................................................................................
19
2.1.1
RECRUITMENT
AND
ETHICS
......................................................................................
19
2.1.2
SAMPLE
CHARACTERISTICS
......................................................................................
19
2.2
COURSE
OF
STUDY
AND
SAMPLING
TIMES
.........................................................................
20
2.3
GENERAL
LABORATORY
PROCEDURES
.................................................................................
22
2.4
DNA
PREPARATION
AND
MEASUREMENTS
OF
CONCENTRATIONS
..........................................
22
2.5
PRIMER
DESIGN
...........................................................................................................
22
2.6
ANALYTICAL
METHODS
FOR
THE
INVESTIGATION
OF
EPIGENETIC
MODIFICATIONS
........................
24
2.6.1
BISULFITE
CONVERSION
WITH
SUBSEQUENT
PYROSEQUENCING
......................................
25
2.7
BISULFITE
CONVERSION
OF
DNA
......................................................................................
27
2.8
PCR
OPTIMIZATION
.....................................................................................................
27
2.9
PCR
OF
BISULFITE-CONVERTED
DNA
...............................................................................
29
2.10
GEL
ELECTROPHORESIS
..................................................................................................
31
2.11
PYROSEQUENCING
OF
PCR
PRODUCTS
.............................................................................
31
2.12
STATISTICAL
ANALYSIS
.....................................................................................................
32
3
RESULTS
............................................................................................................................
35
3.1
DESCRIPTIVE
ANALYSES
.................................................................................................
35
3.2
FACTORS
INFLUENCING
MIR8079
METHYLATION
AT
BASELINE
(TO)
........................................
36
3.3
MIR8079
METHYLATION
IN
CASES
AND
CONTROLS
.............................................................
36
3.4
CORRELATION
OF
MIR8079
METHYLATION
WITH
SEVERITY
AT
BASELINE
(T
O
)
...........................
39
3.5
MIR8079
METHYLATION
AS
A
PREDICTOR
OF
TREATMENT
RESPONSE
.....................................
39
3.5.1
MIR8079
METHYLATION
AS
A
PREDICTOR
OF
DICHOTOMOUS
TREATMENT
RESPONSE
........
39
3.5.2
MIR8079
METHYLATION
AS
A
PREDICTOR
OF
DIMENSIONAL
TREATMENT
RESPONSE
.........
40
3.6
CHANGES
IN
MIR8079
METHYLATION
AS
A
POTENTIAL
MECHANISM
OF
TREATMENT
RESPONSE
.................................................................................................................
41
3.6.1
EXAMINATION
OF
CHANGES
IN
MIR8079
METHYLATION
AND
RESPONSE
TO
TREATMENT
BY
RM-ANCOVAS
...................................................................................................
41
3.6.2
LINEAR
REGRESSION
OF
RELATIVE
CHANGES
IN
HAM-A
AND
MIR8079
METHYLATION
LEVELS
IN
PATIENTS
...............................................................................................
43
4
DISCUSSION
........................................................................................................................
45
4.1
BASIC
CHARACTERISTICS
AND
COMPARABILITY
OF
GROUPS
...................................................
45
4.2
MIR8079
METHYLATION
AT
BASELINE
AS
A
MARKER
OF
PANIC
DISORDER
..............................
46
4.3
MIR8079
METHYLATION
AT
BASELINE
AS
A
PREDICTOR
OF
TREATMENT
RESPONSE
...................
47
4.4 MIR8079
METHYLATION
CHANGES
AS
MECHANISM
OF
TREATMENT
RESPONSE
.....................
47
4.5
LIMITATIONS,
FUTURE
RESEARCH
AND
CONCLUDING
REMARKS
...............................................
48
5
SUMMARY
..........................................................................................................................
52
6
ZUSAMMENFASSUNG
...........................................................................................................
53
7
REFERENCES
.......................................................................................................................
54
8
RESUME
............................................................................................................................
76
9
EIDESSTATTLICHE
VERSICHERUNG
...........................................................................................
79
10
ERKLARUNG
ZUM
EIGENANTEIL
...........................................................................................
80
11
DANKSAGUNG
.................................................................................................................
81
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TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
1
INTRODUCTION
.
1
1.1
ANXIETY
DISORDERS
.
1
1.1.1
TAXONOMY
AND
CLINICAL
CHARACTERISTICS
.
1
1.1.1.1
PANIC
DISORDER
AND/OR
AGORAPHOBIA
.
1
1.1.2
EPIDEMIOLOGY
OF
PANIC
DISORDER
AND/OR
AGORAPHOBIA
.
2
1.1.3
AETIOLOGY
OF
PANIC
DISORDER
AND/OR
AGORAPHOBIA
.
3
1.1.4
TREATMENT
OF
PANIC
DISORDER
AND/OR
AGORAPHOBIA
.
6
1.1.4.1
PSYCHOTHERAPY
.
6
1.1.4.2
PHARMACOTHERAPY
.
7
1.1.4.3
COMBINATION
STRATEGIES
.
7
1.1.5
PROGNOSIS
OF
PANIC
DISORDER
AND
AGORAPHOBIA
.
8
1.2
EPIGENETICS
.
8
1.2.1
ORGANIZATION
AND
FUNCTION
OF
DNA
.
8
1.2.2
EPIGENETIC
MODIFICATIONS
.
10
1.2.2.1
EPIGENETIC
REGULATION
MEDIATED
BY
MIRNAS
.
12
1.3
LINKS
BETWEEN
MENTAL
DISORDERS
AND
EPIGENETIC
REGULATION
.
13
1.4
GENE
ORGANIZATION
AND
CURRENT
FINDINGS
ABOUT
MIRNA
8079
.
16
1.4.1
MIRNA
8079
GENE
ORGANIZATION
.
16
1.4.2
PHYSIOLOGICAL
AND
PATHOLOGICAL
ROLE
OF
MIRNA
8079
.
16
1.4.3
ROLE
OF
MIRNA
8079
IN
PANIC
DISORDER
AND/OR
AGORAPHOBIA
.
17
1.5
HYPOTHESES
OF
THIS
STUDY
.
18
2
MATERIALS
AND
METHODS
.
19
2.1
RECRUITMENT
AND
STUDY
COHORT
.
19
2.1.1
RECRUITMENT
AND
ETHICS
.
19
2.1.2
SAMPLE
CHARACTERISTICS
.
19
2.2
COURSE
OF
STUDY
AND
SAMPLING
TIMES
.
20
2.3
GENERAL
LABORATORY
PROCEDURES
.
22
2.4
DNA
PREPARATION
AND
MEASUREMENTS
OF
CONCENTRATIONS
.
22
2.5
PRIMER
DESIGN
.
22
2.6
ANALYTICAL
METHODS
FOR
THE
INVESTIGATION
OF
EPIGENETIC
MODIFICATIONS
.
24
2.6.1
BISULFITE
CONVERSION
WITH
SUBSEQUENT
PYROSEQUENCING
.
25
2.7
BISULFITE
CONVERSION
OF
DNA
.
27
2.8
PCR
OPTIMIZATION
.
27
2.9
PCR
OF
BISULFITE-CONVERTED
DNA
.
29
2.10
GEL
ELECTROPHORESIS
.
31
2.11
PYROSEQUENCING
OF
PCR
PRODUCTS
.
31
2.12
STATISTICAL
ANALYSIS
.
32
3
RESULTS
.
35
3.1
DESCRIPTIVE
ANALYSES
.
35
3.2
FACTORS
INFLUENCING
MIR8079
METHYLATION
AT
BASELINE
(TO)
.
36
3.3
MIR8079
METHYLATION
IN
CASES
AND
CONTROLS
.
36
3.4
CORRELATION
OF
MIR8079
METHYLATION
WITH
SEVERITY
AT
BASELINE
(T
O
)
.
39
3.5
MIR8079
METHYLATION
AS
A
PREDICTOR
OF
TREATMENT
RESPONSE
.
39
3.5.1
MIR8079
METHYLATION
AS
A
PREDICTOR
OF
DICHOTOMOUS
TREATMENT
RESPONSE
.
39
3.5.2
MIR8079
METHYLATION
AS
A
PREDICTOR
OF
DIMENSIONAL
TREATMENT
RESPONSE
.
40
3.6
CHANGES
IN
MIR8079
METHYLATION
AS
A
POTENTIAL
MECHANISM
OF
TREATMENT
RESPONSE
.
41
3.6.1
EXAMINATION
OF
CHANGES
IN
MIR8079
METHYLATION
AND
RESPONSE
TO
TREATMENT
BY
RM-ANCOVAS
.
41
3.6.2
LINEAR
REGRESSION
OF
RELATIVE
CHANGES
IN
HAM-A
AND
MIR8079
METHYLATION
LEVELS
IN
PATIENTS
.
43
4
DISCUSSION
.
45
4.1
BASIC
CHARACTERISTICS
AND
COMPARABILITY
OF
GROUPS
.
45
4.2
MIR8079
METHYLATION
AT
BASELINE
AS
A
MARKER
OF
PANIC
DISORDER
.
46
4.3
MIR8079
METHYLATION
AT
BASELINE
AS
A
PREDICTOR
OF
TREATMENT
RESPONSE
.
47
4.4 MIR8079
METHYLATION
CHANGES
AS
MECHANISM
OF
TREATMENT
RESPONSE
.
47
4.5
LIMITATIONS,
FUTURE
RESEARCH
AND
CONCLUDING
REMARKS
.
48
5
SUMMARY
.
52
6
ZUSAMMENFASSUNG
.
53
7
REFERENCES
.
54
8
RESUME
.
76
9
EIDESSTATTLICHE
VERSICHERUNG
.
79
10
ERKLARUNG
ZUM
EIGENANTEIL
.
80
11
DANKSAGUNG
.
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| spelling | Way, Kenneth Verfasser aut Donkeys in the Biblical World Ceremony and Symbol Kenneth Way University Park, PA Penn State University Press [2021] © 2011 1 online resource (288 pages) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier History, Archaeology, and Culture of the Levant 2 Description based on online resource; title from PDF title page (publisher's Web site, viewed 29. Jul 2021) In this volume, Kenneth Way explores the role of donkeys in the symbolism and ceremonies of the biblical world. His study stands alone in providing a comprehensive examination of donkeys in ancient Near Eastern texts, the archaeological record, and the Hebrew Bible. Way demonstrates that donkeys held a distinct status in the beliefs and rituals of the ancient Near East and especially Canaan-Israel.The focus on ceremony and symbol encompasses social and religious thoughts and practices that are reflected in ancient texts and material culture relating to the donkey. Ceremonial considerations include matters of sacrifice, treaty ratification, consumption, death, burial, "scapegoat" rituals, and foundation deposits; symbolic considerations include matters of characterization, association, function, behavior, and iconographic depiction. However, the distinction between ceremony and symbol is not strict. In many cases, these two categories are symbiotic. The need for this study on donkeys is very apparent in the disciplines that study the biblical world. There is not a single monograph or article that treats this subject comprehensively. Philologists have discussed the meaning of the Amorite phrase "to kill a jackass," and archaeologists have discussed the phenomenon of equid burials. But until now, neither philologists nor archaeologists have attempted to pull together all the ceremonial and symbolic data on donkeys from burials, ancient Near Eastern texts, and the Hebrew Bible. Way's study fills this void In English HISTORY / Ancient / General bisacsh https://doi.org/10.1515/9781575066431 Verlag URL des Erstveröffentlichers Volltext DNB Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=032817184&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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