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2023 | 75 | 1 | 9-42

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Tabliczka A praw średnioasyryjskich – prawa dotyczące kobiet

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EN
Middle Assyrian Law, Tablet A: laws concerning women

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EN
Middle Assyrian Laws (MAL) are a Mesopotamian law collection created approximately in the 12th century BC in Assur (now Qal’at Sherqat in Iraqi Kurdistan). The text contains a Polish translation and a commentary concerning the first tablet of this collection, MAL A (VAT 10000 = KAV 001). Tablet MAL A (also known as Frauenspiegel) consists of laws concerning women, and women in it are either perpetrators or victims of crimes. This document offers a unique insight into contemporary Middle Assyrian and Mesopotamian societies as it covers a wide range of issues like theft, assault, adultery and rape, homosexuality, marriage, and family law.
PL
Prawa średnioasyryjskie to mezopotamski zbiór praw stworzony w ok. XII w. p.n.e. w Aszur (obecnie Qal’at Szerkat w irakijskim Kurdystanie). Tekst zawiera polskie tłumaczenie i komentarz do pierwszej tabliczki tego zbioru, MAL A (VAT 10000 = KAV 001). Tabliczka MAL A (znana jako Frauenspiegel) zawiera prawa dotyczące kobiet (gdzie kobiety są albo winnymi przestępstw, albo poszkodowanymi). Dokument ten w sposób unikalny informuje nas o średnioasyryjskim i mezopotamskim społeczeństwie tego czasu, zajmując się takim zagadnieniami, jak kradzież, napaść, zdrada małżeńska i gwałt, homoseksualizm, małżeństwo i prawo rodzinne.

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75

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1

Pages

9-42

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published
2023

Contributors

  • Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań

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Biblioteka Nauki
14792839

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