Límites del culto estatal y alcances del culto popular en el-Amarna (Egipto)

Maria Laura Iamarino

doi:10.31048/1852.4826.v13.n3.26296

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Maria Laura Iamarino IMHICIHU-CONICET

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https://doi.org/10.31048/1852.4826.v13.n3.26296

Palabras clave:

Amarna, reforma, práctica religiosa, religión no estatal

Resumen

Este artículo busca revisar algunos postulados acerca de la reforma planteada durante el reinado de Akhenatón (1355-1338 A.C.) y las características del uso de los espacios de lo que fue el centro religioso y político emplazado en el-Amarna. Se actualizan los datos acerca de la ocupación y duración del período de Amarna mediante la revisión del uso de los espacios planeados y no planeados, asociados con evidencia material de prácticas religiosas, tanto oficiales (ligadas con el culto del Atón) como extraoficiales (asociadas con la religión tradicional). Así, se someterán los datos a pruebas estadísticas con el fin de analizar la distribución de los objetos relacionados con el ámbito religioso para determinar el alcance de los distintos tipos de cultos que convivieron en los espacios de Amarna.

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