2013
DOI: 10.1080/09608788.2013.771609
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Embodying Justice in Ancient Egypt:The Tale of the Eloquent Peasantas a Classic of Political Philosophy

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“…The Tale of the Eloquent Peasant has been dated to the mid‐late Twelfth dynasty by R. B. Parkinson (1991). It has been described as essentially “a text on social justice” (Karenga, 2004, p. 70), and as a “classic of political philosophy” (Jeffers, 2013, p. 441) 52 . The story begins with a peasant named Khunanup who is heading to Heracleopolis, which was the capital during the Ninth and Tenth Dynasties (2160‐2025 BC), in order to trade.…”
Section: Contestations Over Epistemic Authority In Middle Kingdom Litmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The Tale of the Eloquent Peasant has been dated to the mid‐late Twelfth dynasty by R. B. Parkinson (1991). It has been described as essentially “a text on social justice” (Karenga, 2004, p. 70), and as a “classic of political philosophy” (Jeffers, 2013, p. 441) 52 . The story begins with a peasant named Khunanup who is heading to Heracleopolis, which was the capital during the Ninth and Tenth Dynasties (2160‐2025 BC), in order to trade.…”
Section: Contestations Over Epistemic Authority In Middle Kingdom Litmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Khunanup petitions Rensi a total of nine times (and the petitions are recorded in writing). Finally, the king tells Rensi that he can pass his judgment on the case, and Rensi gives all of Nemtinakht's property to Rensi (Jeffers, 2013, pp. 423–424).…”
Section: Contestations Over Epistemic Authority In Middle Kingdom Litmentioning
confidence: 99%
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