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Scott B. Noegel is a Full Professor at the University of Washington, Seattle, affiliated with the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilization, Jewish Studies Program, Comparative Religion Program, and History Department (Adjunct). His work bridges Ancient Near Eastern Studies, Biblical Exegesis, and Digital Humanities.
- Education: Ph.D. in Near Eastern Studies from Cornell University (1994), with a focus on Hebrew Bible and Assyriology, and an Honorary Ph.D. in Letters from University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee (2016)
Research Interests include:
- Wordplay and Literary Devices in Ancient Texts
- Oneiromancy (Dream Interpretation) in the Ancient Near East
- Intercultural Exchange between the Mediterranean and Ancient Near East
- Visual Semiotics in Egyptian Hieroglyphs
- Divinatory Practices and Magic in Biblical and Mesopotamian Traditions
Recent Publications focus on comparative analyses of Ugaritic, Mesopotamian, and Biblical texts, with emphasis on linguistic ambiguity, animal symbolism, and scribal creativity. His 2021 monograph “Wordplay” in Ancient Near Eastern Texts explores punning across Sumerian, Akkadian, and Hebrew traditions.
- 2016 Honorary Ph.D. in Letters (University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee)
- 2007 Crossdisciplinary Conversation Award (Simpson Center for Humanities)
- 2003 Graduate School Fund for Excellence and Innovation Grant
- Multiple NEH and NYSCA Grants for Digital Humanities Projects
Scientific Awards & Grants
Teaching & Outreach: Directed digital course development for Hebrew Bible studies and co-founded the Seattle Arts Commission's Technology Initiatives. Served as Scholar in Residence and guest lecturer on Ancient Near Eastern topics globally.
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