The Position of Women as Reflected in Semitic Codes of Law

This groundbreaking work offers a detailed and nuanced examination of the legal and social frameworks governing women's rights and status in Semitic cultures throughout history. Drawing on a wide range of sources, MacDonald provides a valuable resource for scholars and activists alike, shedding new light on the ongoing struggle for gender equality in the Middle East and beyond.

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