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des femmes sont attestées comme voisines des terrains mentionnés dans des contrats: ces attestations témoignent aussi du fait que des femmes sont propriétaires du bien immobilier. ICK 1, 69:7-12 Michel Women, no 140. Letter from Laqēpum to Hutala also translated by Michel 2001, no 389. 1-4 15 minas and 50 shekels of refined silver belonging to Enlil-šum-iddin, son of Murašu, are the debt of fArditu, daughter of Baniya. 4-5 As long as the 15 minas and 50 shekels of silver will be at her disposal, each month two shekel of silver per mina will accrue against her. 6-7 From the 15 th day of šab āṭu xi of the accession year of the king Darius II, the silver is at her disposal. 8 Her house is the security at the disposal of Enlil-šum-iddin. 8-10 No other creditor shall have right of disposal over it until Enlil-šum-iddin obtains satisfaction of his claim. 10 The silver was the debt of Šum-iddin, her son. 1 Its a way for the creditors to control the new harvests when the debtors have to pay back their loan with barley BE 9, 58. For a translation of this text, see C. Wunsch, Das Egibi-Archiv, I. Die Felder und Gärten, CM 20B, p.210-212, text n.177. Zaccagnini 1979: 42-43 data have been completed. We assume here that the ammatu is about 50 cm 4. Economic relationships between women and the other members of the family b Second, concerning our sources: the tens of thousands of administrative records available for the Ur III period the one studied here have significant processing constraints: their mass is as huge as the scope they cover is narrow, since they document mainly, through several large batches of archives, the administration of the state institutional sector in several provinces of the Sumerian kingdom of Ur. Westbrook, Raymond, ed. 2003a A History of Ancient Near Eastern Law 2 vol. Handbuch der Orientalistik, 72. Leiden, Boston: Brill. 2003b Women and Property in Ancient Near Eastern and Mediterranean Societies. Center for Hellenic Studies, Harvard University Http:chs.harvard.eduwapageR?tnArticleWrapperbdc12mn1219. Radio France Internationale Musique. Archived from on 27 February 2003. Retrieved 3 September 2009 R.Aramaic epigraph : Written document of Nabu-ušezib : he took back three people from Arad-Ninurta. Édith Piaf, by Édith Piaf and, published January 1982; Now some words concerning aspects of the management autonomy that women could experience. First, let us mention as a reminder the case of some well-known women managers of large state institutions in Sumer during the III rd millennium, as in the é-munus in Presargonic Lagaš, or as in the estates managed by queen Šulgi-simti in Drehem? or by princess Simat-Ištaran in Garšana during the Ur III period see Weiershäuser 2008. These cases are not exceptional and Law codes as well as historical texts often consider situations where women were managers of family or private estates at that time. It is explicitly considered for example in the Statue B of Gudea see also Cyl. B xviii 8-9, and B2-B3 of the Laws of Ur-Namma in Civils new edition: Elle nous parut fort triste! Nous lui en demandâmes la raison? Elle venait dentrevoir son oncle. Ceci nous a donné lidée de la servir. Nous avons averti M. Naya le dimanche 20; le lundi 21, il avait retiré Mélanie du désordre. Rainer, Peter 8 June 2007. The Christian Science Monitor. Boston. Retrieved 3 September 2009. In the sex industry, this progressive conquest of the biological to turn it into a sellable product has been achieved by pornography. Pornography has turned every inch, every function of the female body into a sellable product. In order to create pornographic videos, vaginas had to be penetrated in new different waysby sex toys, by objects, fists, triple penetration, as well as other orifices. Pornography is driven by an unrelenting male obsession : invading the female body in every way possible. There are pornographic niches for every particularity of the female body : big breasts, small breasts, no pubic hair, lots of pubic hair, very young girls or old women, skinny or fat, even pregnancy is a niche which is very sought after, to the point that some prostituted women are forced to continually be pregnant-and abort, or put up the baby for adoption. The female body is like a foreign territory of which every inch must be colonized and exploited. And to keep the consumer interested, somethIng new has to be proposed constantly : new sexual acts, new sex toys, new women : the porn industrys job is to create new and perfectly artificial needs in pornified men. This is another trend which is also typical of neo-capitalism : the goal of business is not just to provide products for the pre-existant needs and wants of individuals and societybut to be pro-activeand constantly create new needs and wants to sell new products. 5-7Nippur, 9 th of aAbu v, 29 th year of Artaxerxes I, king of the Lands 436 B.C. Violentée et vend ue à une m a ison de prostitution pour y travailler c om m e prostituée. The Sparrow and the Birdman 2010, by Raquel Bitton The documents concerning Šikkuttu show that this woman led a rather independent life. Indeed, as IER, she seems to manage an estate herself and especially, she is greatly concerned with ensuring her childrens situation, in particular her daughters. While we do not find any documents related to the activities of Šikkuttus husband, relations between Šikkuttu and her in-law family are abundant in our texts, particularly her interaction with her brother-in-law Bēl-ikṣur. Šikkuttus father-in-law, Ea-aḫḫē-iddin, has probably taken control of the dowry management, and upon the pater familias death, it is Šikkuttus brother-in-law, Bēl-ikṣur, who takes charge of the familys affairs. A compensation for Šikkuttus dowry must therefore be found. Then follows a series of documents in which emerges the process for the dowry compensation. Text BM 46581 could be said to deal with the compensation that Šikkuttu receives for her dowry from her brother-in-law Bēl-ikṣur l.2: ahi zēri zittu x-x-tu 4 mehrat abul d zababa that is: a half field, the share of, in front of the Zababa Gate. This field is mentioned in no other documents and it could be the compensation Bēl-ikṣur found for Šikkuttu.