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Master's Dissertation
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/D.8.2019.tde-30072019-113552
Document
Author
Full name
Tamires Machado
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2019
Supervisor
Committee
Brancaglion Junior, Antonio (President)
Attie Filho, Miguel
Hirata, Elaine Farias Veloso
Rolland, Cintia Alfieri Gama
Title in Portuguese
Heka: magia, ideia e personificação. Uma análise conceitual de textos funerários do Egito Antigo
Keywords in Portuguese
Egito antigo
Magia
Mitos
Textos funerários
Abstract in Portuguese
O objetivo dessa dissertação é a análise do conceito heka nos textos funerários do Egito Faraônico. Heka é a palavra em egípcio antigo para o que significamos como magia, essa mesma palavra pode aparecer dentro da literatura funerária representando a divindade da magia. Será realizada uma análise dos textos compostos por fórmulas mágicas e narrativas míticas utilizados em contextos funerários egípcios. O objetivo da análise é identificar o significado da palavra egípcia no contexto das fontes, compreendendo a extensão semântica do conceito de heka através do seu relacionamento com os mitos cosmogônicos. Deste modo, reconhecendo-a enquanto conceito que assimila atributos personificados dentro das narrativas. Esse estudo pretende, portanto, alcançar interpretações significativas sobre essas fontes e contribuir com a compreensão dos elementos simbólicos e cognoscíveis das narrativas míticas e dos textos funerários do Antigo Egito.
Title in English
Heka: magic, idea and personification. A conceptual analysis of funerary texts of Ancient Egypt
Keywords in English
Ancient Egypt
Funerary texts
Magic
Myths
Abstract in English
The objective of this dissertation is the analysis of the heka concept in the funerary texts of Pharaonic Egypt. Heka is the ancient Egyptian word for what we mean as magic, this same word may appear within funerary literature representing the divinity of magic. An analysis of the texts composed by magical formulas and mythical narratives used in Egyptian funerary contexts will be done. The purpose of the analysis is to identify the meaning of the Egyptian word in the context of the sources, understanding the semantic extension of the heka concept through its relationship with the cosmogonic myths. In this way, recognizing the term as a concept that assimilates personified attributes within the narratives. This study therefore intends to reach meaningful interpretations of these sources and contribute to the understanding of the symbolic and knowable elements of the mythical narratives and funerary texts of Ancient Egypt.
 
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Publishing Date
2019-07-30
 
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