De Sumer au livre de Job : entre vérité, violence et contrat, ou comment vivre au Proche-Orient ancien
A state of questions regarding law in Mesopotamia is necessary for a proper effort at reconstituting the unusual adventure of a small people deprived of acknowledged marks of a political legitimacy in Ancient Near East (land, temple, king). It is in the completing of a literary composition, understo...
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description | A state of questions regarding law in Mesopotamia is necessary for a proper effort at reconstituting the unusual adventure of a small people deprived of acknowledged marks of a political legitimacy in Ancient Near East (land, temple, king). It is in the completing of a literary composition, understood as « law », and largely in debt of Mesopotamian juridical tradition, that it claims the territory of its upheld rediscovered identity. Serving a more or less exclusive monotheism from the Vth c. B.c.e on, this writing is corseted by a system of mainly priestly stipulations on the « licit vs illicit » which closes off this threatened identity within diaspora or multiethenic Yehud, under Persian rule. Inside this mighty story itself which locates, carries along, proclaims and contradicts this identitary « law », contra-history, debate or revolt are also expressed until a figure like Job, who has met Egyptian Wisdom, puts on trial the very God meant to sanction this retributive apparatus. |
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spelling | doaj.art-36bedb91fcc0487d9bcfc5ba90098d662022-12-22T00:28:55ZfraL’HarmattanDroit et Cultures0247-97882109-94212016-05-0171179194De Sumer au livre de Job : entre vérité, violence et contrat, ou comment vivre au Proche-Orient ancienFrançoise SmythA state of questions regarding law in Mesopotamia is necessary for a proper effort at reconstituting the unusual adventure of a small people deprived of acknowledged marks of a political legitimacy in Ancient Near East (land, temple, king). It is in the completing of a literary composition, understood as « law », and largely in debt of Mesopotamian juridical tradition, that it claims the territory of its upheld rediscovered identity. Serving a more or less exclusive monotheism from the Vth c. B.c.e on, this writing is corseted by a system of mainly priestly stipulations on the « licit vs illicit » which closes off this threatened identity within diaspora or multiethenic Yehud, under Persian rule. Inside this mighty story itself which locates, carries along, proclaims and contradicts this identitary « law », contra-history, debate or revolt are also expressed until a figure like Job, who has met Egyptian Wisdom, puts on trial the very God meant to sanction this retributive apparatus.http://journals.openedition.org/droitcultures/3823AssurBabylonCodesDeuteronomyHammurabiInnana |
spellingShingle | Françoise Smyth De Sumer au livre de Job : entre vérité, violence et contrat, ou comment vivre au Proche-Orient ancien Droit et Cultures Assur Babylon Codes Deuteronomy Hammurabi Innana |
title | De Sumer au livre de Job : entre vérité, violence et contrat, ou comment vivre au Proche-Orient ancien |
title_full | De Sumer au livre de Job : entre vérité, violence et contrat, ou comment vivre au Proche-Orient ancien |
title_fullStr | De Sumer au livre de Job : entre vérité, violence et contrat, ou comment vivre au Proche-Orient ancien |
title_full_unstemmed | De Sumer au livre de Job : entre vérité, violence et contrat, ou comment vivre au Proche-Orient ancien |
title_short | De Sumer au livre de Job : entre vérité, violence et contrat, ou comment vivre au Proche-Orient ancien |
title_sort | de sumer au livre de job entre verite violence et contrat ou comment vivre au proche orient ancien |
topic | Assur Babylon Codes Deuteronomy Hammurabi Innana |
url | http://journals.openedition.org/droitcultures/3823 |
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