Ivresse et société à Ougarit

Authors

  • Jan Tavernier

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14428/babelao.vol1011.2022.65033

Keywords:

Ugarit, Ugaritic mythology, Drunkenness, Old Testament

Abstract

This article contains a study on drunkenness in the texts from Ugarit, a coastal town in Northwest Syria. After an introduction on beer and wine in Ugarit, we will focus on the various Ancient Near Eastern expressions belonging to the semantic field of « drunkenness », and on the two Ugaritic texts that give us more information on drunkenness in Ugarit and how the Ugaritic society dealt with this issue.

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Published

2022-02-24

How to Cite

[1]
J. Tavernier, “Ivresse et société à Ougarit”, BABELAO, vol. 1011, pp. 415–439, Feb. 2022.

Issue

BABELAO 10-11 (2022)

Section

Semitic languages

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