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Miriam Lichtheim, Ancient Egyptian Literature . Vol. I: The Old and Middle Kingdoms (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1975). Pp. 245 + xxi. $3.95, paper.

The editor expresses on many occasions in the preface his disinterest in categorizing according to certain literary moods as well as any need for historical follow-up; therefore, although the selections of this book are entertaining as a whole, they are not chosen or organized with any theoretical approach in mind. In editing his choices for Mukhtarat min al-Adab Al-Sudani. Ali Al-Mak does not fully depart from literary or historical considerations, but he makes it quite clear that the selections are judged primarily on personal appreciation.