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Joseph in Egypt

Thomas Mann

4.26/5 (155 ratings)

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Thomas Mann 1929 Nobel Prize winner. How Mann manages to pull suspense out of a story that everyone knows is just amazing. It's a page turner from start to finish.
As Joseph is saved from the well and sold to Egypt, he adopts a new name, Osarseph, replacing the Yo- element with a reference to Osiris to indicate that he is now in the underworld. This change of name to account for changing circumstances encourages Amenhotep to change his own name to Akhenaten.

Format:: hardback

Pages:: 664 pages

Publication:: 1938

Publisher:: Alfred A. Knopf (NY)

Edition:

Language:: eng

ISBN10:: 9998956919

ISBN13:: 9789998956919

kindle Asin:: 9998956919

Joseph in Egypt

Thomas Mann

4.26/5 (155 ratings)

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Thomas Mann 1929 Nobel Prize winner. How Mann manages to pull suspense out of a story that everyone knows is just amazing. It's a page turner from start to finish.
As Joseph is saved from the well and sold to Egypt, he adopts a new name, Osarseph, replacing the Yo- element with a reference to Osiris to indicate that he is now in the underworld. This change of name to account for changing circumstances encourages Amenhotep to change his own name to Akhenaten.

Format:: hardback

Pages:: 664 pages

Publication:: 1938

Publisher:: Alfred A. Knopf (NY)

Edition:

Language:: eng

ISBN10:: 9998956919

ISBN13:: 9789998956919

kindle Asin:: 9998956919

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