Join Jana Matuszak, an assistant professor of Sumerology at the University of Chicago, for an engaging lecture on the intriguing intersection between law and morality in Sumerian satirical tales. This thought-provoking lecture is part of the ISAC special exhibition, Back to School in Babylonia, which delves into various themes of ancient Mesopotamian culture. Ancient Iraq, renowned for its early development of casuistic law, notably showcased in the famous Laws of Hammurabi, also grappled with legal conundrums that were not addressed by royal legislation. Two Sumerian short stories, explored in this lecture, pose subversive questions and offer unexpected resolutions. This event promises to shed light on the complexities of legal systems in ancient societies and their connection to moral considerations. Taking place at the Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures' prestigious Breasted Hall in Chicago, this lecture is a must-attend for anyone interested in the fascinating history of law and morality in ancient civilizations. The event will be held on December 6, 2023, and admission is free. Don't miss this captivating opportunity to gain insights into the ancient Sumerian worldview.

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