مظاهر الترف في مصر القديمة - دراسة حضارية
Manifestations of Luxury in Ancient Egypt: Cultural Study
- الباحث
- زهراء محمد جبر
- المشرف
- قيس حاتم هاني الجنابي
- الجامعة
- جامعة بابل
- الكلية / القسم
- التربية للعلوم الإنسانية / التاريخ
- الشهادة
- ماجستير
- السنة
- 2023
- لغة الرسالة
- عربي
- الكلمات المفتاحية
- مظاهر الترف;مصر القديمة;التاريخ القديم;دراسة حضارية
Abstract
has not been studied. With all its secrets, researchers find pleasure in revealing even a small part of its secrets in various fields and specializations. The research assumes that Egyptian society was luxurious despite its different classes, and that there is material evidence represented by various manifestations of luxury, and that luxury is only a product of the wealth of society whose economy developed with the expansion of the Egyptian state. The research also assumes that the manifestations of luxury did not depend on the ruling class according to Rather, it extends to the wealthy in society, and sometimes some of the common people, who must have been interested in some aspects of luxury. There is a stage in which luxury reached its peak in ancient Egypt, and this is what the research attempts to study. The study adopted the descriptive analytical method, that is, describing the case after collecting it from its approved sources, then disassembling it, analyzing it, rearranging it, and formulating it according to historical data and in a way that is appropriate for each topic. The nature of the research required dividing it into an introduction and three chapters. In the introduction, we defined luxury and its causes, and it consisted of two sections. The first section included the definition of luxury in language and terminology, and the second section included the causes of luxury, which are environmental, social, economic, and political reasons, while the first chapter focused on the manifestations of luxury in the era. The early section and the Old Kingdom, and it consists of four sections: the first section is devoted to showing the manifestations of luxury in art and architecture, the second section 15 for celebrations, the third section is about fashion and adornment, and the fourth section is about furniture. As for the second chapter, we have discussed the aspects of luxury in the First Transitional Era and the Middle Kingdom, and it is It consists of four sections: In the first section, we reviewed the manifestations of luxury in art and architecture, the second on celebrations, the third on fashion and decorations, and the fourth on furniture. We devoted the third chapter to the manifestations of luxury in the Second Transitional Era and the modern state, and it included four sections. In the first section, we discussed the manifestations of luxury. In art and architecture, the second topic is in celebrations, the third topic is in fashion and decorations, and the fourth topic is in furniture. Although there are no previous studies concerned with highlighting the luxury in ancient Egyptian civilization, there are studies that contributed to forming an idea about this study, and the research relied on a group of respected sources that advanced it and provided scientific material for it. The researcher faced difficulties represented by the presence of repetitive information, sources that are difficult to determine the most important and important ones, and the difficulty of obtaining some sources related to the subject that were often not available in Iraq, in addition to the scattering of information among the sources, which requires a close reading of each source, as it is not In a topic unit, the information is easy to find. All the difficulties I mentioned do not justify the shortcomings in the research. It is not possible for research to cover all aspects of Egyptian civilization, even on a specific topic, due to the abundance of what this ancient civilization produced. In conclusion, I hope that I have been successful in writing this research, and it certainly needs the opinions of experts who specialize in ancient history to correct it and correct its errors and shortcomings, as it is a human effort that is inherently inadequate, because perfection belongs to God alone.
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