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The Sumerian Problem
By I. J. GELB
University of Chicago
I. J. Gelb's The Sumerian Problem is a welcome addition to the growing list of books on ancient Mesopotamia. It is a book which will be read with profit by both the specialist and the general reader.
The author has succeeded in presenting a clear and concise account of the history of Sumerian studies from the earliest times to the present day. He has also provided a valuable survey of the current state of knowledge about the Sumerian language and literature.
The book is divided into three parts. The first part deals with the history of Sumerian studies, the second part with the Sumerian language, and the third part with Sumerian literature.
The first part of the book is a fascinating account of the history of Sumerian studies. The author traces the development of Sumerian studies from the earliest times to the present day. He discusses the work of the early pioneers of Sumerian studies, such as Rawlinson, Oppert, and Delitzsch, and he also discusses the work of more recent scholars, such as Thureau-Dangin, Poebel, and Falkenstein.
The second part of the book is a valuable survey of the current state of knowledge about the Sumerian language. The author discusses the phonology, morphology, and syntax of Sumerian. He also discusses the vocabulary of Sumerian and the relationship between Sumerian and other languages.
The third part of the book is a comprehensive survey of Sumerian literature. The author discusses the various genres of Sumerian literature, including myths, epics, hymns, prayers, and proverbs. He also discusses the major themes of Sumerian literature and the influence of Sumerian literature on later literatures.
The Sumerian Problem is a well-written and informative book. It is a valuable contribution to the field of Sumerian studies. I highly recommend it to anyone who is interested in ancient Mesopotamia.