Objectivism, Rhetoric, and Ancient Egyptian Logic: Still More Questions

References

• Allen , J. P. 2000 . Middle Egyptian: An introduction to the language and culture of the hieroglyphs , Cambridge, , England : Cambridge University Press .
   Google Scholar
• DuQuesne , T. 1994 . The raw and the half-baked: Approaches to Egyptian religion . Discussions in Egyptology , 30 : 29 – 35 .
   Google Scholar
• Hornung , E. 1982 . Conceptions of God in ancient Egypt: The one and the many , Edited by: Baines , J. New York : Cornell University Press .
   Google Scholar
• Meltzer , E. 2001 . “ Egyptology ” . In The Oxford encyclopedia of ancient Egypt , Edited by: Redford , D. B. Vol. 1 , 448 – 58 . New York : Oxford University Press .
   Google Scholar
• Meltzer , E. 2003 . Some basic principles of ancient Egyptian religion: A basis for further exploration . Discussions in Egyptology , 57 : 57 – 63 .
   Google Scholar
• Pegues , H. 2007 . Of paradigm wars: Constructivism, objectivism, and postmodern strategem . The Educational Forum , 71 ( 4 ) : 316 – 30 .
   Google Scholar
• Rand , A. and Branden , N. 1964 . The virtue of selfishness, a new concept of egoism , New York : New American Library .
   Google Scholar
• Stricker , B. H. 1997 . Zijn en worden I. [Being and becoming.] , Amsterdam : Faculteit de Godgeleerdheid van de Universiteit van Amsterdam .
   Google Scholar
• te Velde , H. 1986 . “ Frankfort and religious symbols ” . In On symbolic representation of religion: Groninger contributions to theories of symbols , Edited by: Hubbeling , H. G. and Kippenberg , H. G. 35 – 47 . Berlin : de Gruyter .
   Google Scholar