Maât, ordre social et inégalités dans l’Égypte ancienne

The principle of maât, born at the end of the fourth millennium in the Nile Valley, not only nourished Egyptian law but also refined the concept of justice in its duality and allowed the handling of structural inequalities in pharaonic antiquity. Maât was taught by priests, who were regarded as phil...

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Main Author:	Bernadette Menu
Format:	Article
Language:	fra
Published:	L’Harmattan 2015-04-01
Series:	Droit et Cultures
Subjects:	Cosmic Order General Justice Law Legal Doctrine Maât Particular Justice
Online Access:	http://journals.openedition.org/droitcultures/3510

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title	Maât, ordre social et inégalités dans l’Égypte ancienne
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description	The principle of maât, born at the end of the fourth millennium in the Nile Valley, not only nourished Egyptian law but also refined the concept of justice in its duality and allowed the handling of structural inequalities in pharaonic antiquity. Maât was taught by priests, who were regarded as philosophers by the Greeks, through whom they necessarily influenced the polished concepts of justice and law in Aristotle and then Cicero; which is what the article aims to demonstrate.
topic	Cosmic Order General Justice Law Legal Doctrine Maât Particular Justice
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Maât, ordre social et inégalités dans l’Égypte ancienne

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