The cuneiform writing in the evolution of the law. Research around the origins of the western law from the theory of society of Niklas Luhmann
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In this article we present the first results of the investigation “Me, Nomos,Ius”, in which we seek to show a series of theoretical and methodologicalquestions around the study of western law, its origins and its evolution,proposing a new transdisciplinary elaboration of the categories used. Thestudy of Mesopotamian law involves a re-conceptualization of the cuneiformwriting because it has been studied from disciplines that usually remainisolated from each other. Here we propose the analysis of the cuneiformwriting, based on archeology, asiriology, history, philology, anthropology,sociology and, above all, on the theory of socio-cultural evolution developedby Niklas Luhmann in the framework of his theory of societyPublished
2015-08-19
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