Intro
Contents
Preface and Acknowledgements
Feser: Thomas Coryate und sein Orientbild
Förschler: Populäre Lithographien im Orientalismus des 19. Jahrhunderts
tradierte Geschlechterbilder im neuen Medium
Galter: Joseph von Hammer-Purgstalls Fundgruben des Orients und die Entzifferung der Keilschrift
Garcia- Verntura: The reception of the Assyrian wounded lioness in Spain
a success story
Marcone: Arnaldo Momigliano and his picture of the Orient
an essay
Nadali: From the Bible to Nabucco
the question of the sources
Neumann, G.: "Die Mitternacht zog näher schon. Man trinkt noch Hofbräu in Babylon ... und später wird man in selbiger Nacht von seinem Knecht ins Bett gebracht!"
some insights into the guest book of the German excavations in Babylon
Neumann, H.: Bemerkungen zur Rolle des (Alten) Orients in den deutschsprachigen (welt-)geschichtlichen Betrachtungen des 19. Jahrhunderts
Onken: Villains or heroes of cultural history? The Ancient Near East in German textbooks around 1900
Pedde, B.: Reconstruction drawings of Ancient Near Eastern architecture as inspiration for building in the 1920ies in Germany: The Einstein Tower in Potsdam and the Karstadt department store in Berlin
Pedde, F.: The German novelist Karl May (1842-1912) as a multiplier of knowledge about the Ancient Near East
Pinnock: Fashion and the Ancient Orient
Wiesehöfer / Huyse: Carsten Niebuhr and Antoine Isaac Silvestre de Sacy: How a keen observer and a gifted young scholar unravelled the secrets of Sasanian Naqa-e Rostam