Oral and written in Eastern Antiquity : writing and publishing processes

Opening of the symposium

From the written to the spoken word in the Middle Euphrates during the Bronze Age

The circulation of magic formulas in the Ancient Near East : the case of Mari's unpublished incantations

Messages from beyond the grave in Syria, between orality and writing

Sign and trace

West-Semitic chancelleries in the ^9th century BC n. è. according to archaeological evidence

Royal scribe and the transition from oral to written : ougarit and the Elisée cycle

Saying, writing, transmitting : the publishing processes of Assyrian royal inscriptions

From history to legend : the kings of Akkad

From oral to : the case of Gilgamesh

Who was in charge of Mazdean orality ?

From oracles to prophetic literature

The origins of the Oral Torah in the Pentateuch

Texts before texts. The role of orality and memory in the transmission of Sumerian ritual lamentations

Oralities and writings in the world of Greek cities. Knowledge and practices

Indications of an imitative oral and written scribality at the beginning of the Bible : the case of Genesis 1-4

Theories on oral tradition from the late ^19th century to the present day

Orality in redaction ? Some examples from the Pentateuch

The influence of presuppositions on results. The story of David and Goliath (1 Samuel 17 ; 2 Samuel 21, 19) read through the prism of orality, scribality and cultural memory

Oral and written transmission of the text of the books of Samuel and Kings

Orality in the edition and re-editions of the Qumran Community Rule

Reading and writing the Koran in early Islam : the stigma of recitation in manuscript writing