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To browse Academia. Jen Hicks. Gonzalo Rubio. David Danzig. Alessandro Demontis. Driven by a bunch of questions asked by a reader regarding Islam, I decided to put my thoughts on it in the form of an article.
An arduous undertaking, since the theme is extremely complex and involves events, places and characters that span in at least years. In order to correlate the various points, it is necessary to divide the discussion into various aspects. Surely a historical-geographical is needed, then a linguistic one, and a purely religious-symbolic one. The thesis I maintain is that Islam is, like Judaism, a religion of Sumerian or at least Akkadian derivation. I also go further as to argue that Mohammed, the founder of Islam, was a devotee to the Akkadian god Sin, the Sumerian Nanna.
Amanda H Podany. Eric Smith. This thesis contends that myth served the role of speculative philosophy for ancient Near Eastern peoples and examines some of the implications, particularly hermeneutical implications, of the claim. The Introduction presents a case for using the Sumerian mythographic tradition as a control, an introduction to the field of mythography, and the problem of viewing ancient Near Eastern myth through the lens of Western, particularly Hellenistic, views of myth.
Chapter One is an overview of the influential mythographers of the last two hundred years and their writings. Emphasis is placed on functionalist approaches to myth as functionalism is the aspect of ancient Near Eastern myth being addressed in this thesis. Chapter Two is the heart of the thesis and presents the case for speculative philosophy as a dominant function, but not the only function, of ancient Near Eastern myth.
