Khun-Anup

E818166

Khun-Anup is the eloquent peasant of ancient Egyptian literature whose articulate pleas for justice make him a classic symbol of moral and legal righteousness.

Try in SPARQL Jump to: Statements Referenced by

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Egyptian literary character
fictional character
appearsIn "The Tale of the Eloquent Peasant" NERFINISHED
associatedWithConcept Ma'at NERFINISHED
justice
petitioning authorities
rhetoric
social justice
culture ancient Egyptian
influencedField Egyptological studies of law and justice
studies of ancient rhetoric
languageOfText Middle Egyptian NERFINISHED
literaryGenre didactic literature
literaryTradition Middle Kingdom Egyptian literature
makesPetitionTo Rensi NERFINISHED
medium written on papyrus
moralQuality courage
persistence
sense of justice
moralTheme the responsibility of officials to uphold justice
the right of the poor to seek justice
the value of eloquence in legal matters
nameVariant Khunanup NERFINISHED
The Eloquent Peasant NERFINISHED
narrativeFunction moral exemplar
spokesman for the oppressed
victim of injustice
notableFor eloquent speeches
pleas for justice
occupation peasant
opposes Nemtynakht NERFINISHED
preservedIn Berlin Papyrus 3023 NERFINISHED
other fragmentary Middle Kingdom manuscripts
roleInWork protagonist of "The Tale of the Eloquent Peasant"
seeks fair legal hearing
redress for robbery
socialStatus commoner
speechCharacteristic highly structured rhetoric
use of metaphor
use of parallelism
studiedIn courses on Egyptian literature
courses on ancient Near Eastern literature
symbolizes legal righteousness
moral righteousness
the power of eloquent speech
the pursuit of justice
timeOfCompositionContext Middle Kingdom of Egypt NERFINISHED

Referenced by (1)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.