FACULTY

ADJUNCT FACULTY
    Dubrow, G.
    Fine, A.
    Gamboa, E.
    Gowing, A.
    Harmon, A.
    Hennes, R.
    Jacoby, D.
    Leiren, T.
    Noegel, S.
    Nomura, G.
    Pianko, N.
    Salas, E.
    Sullivan, W.
    Williams, M.
    Woody, A.
    Yang, A.
    Yee, S.

EMERITUS FACULTY

OFFICE LOCATIONS & HOURS

Scott Noegel
Adjunct Professor: Near Eastern Languages & Civilization
snoegel@u.washington.edu

Education

Ph.D. Cornell University, 1995

Selected Bibliography

Janus Parallelism in the Book of Job (JSOTS, 223; Sheffield: Sheffield Academic Press, 1996).

Nocturnal Ciphers: The Punning Language of Dreams in the Ancient Near East (American Oriental Series; New Haven, CT), in press.

Egyptian Hieroglyphs Made Easy (CD-ROM; Smiles Productions, 2003).

Magic and the Bible (Peabody, MA.: Hendrickson, projected date January 2005).

Research in Progress

"Magic," Divination, and Israelite Religion.
"Wordplay and Magic in the Ancient Near East."
"Puns on Names: Subtle Colophons in Akkadian Literature."
"Prophecy and Punning."

Graduate Fields Offered