القيم الاجتماعية و البعد الفلسفي في ضوء النصوص المسمارية الأدبية في بلاد الرافدين

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Moreover, The literary productions of the people of Mesopotamia brought us many important social values.

The most important of these values is the philosophic depth of life and death, the position of man on the gods, his quest for the mole, and the literature of education, The story of creation and the epic of Gilgamesh and other literary productions, these products and ideas confirmed to us the importance of good work for man after explained that the immortality of the goddess does not celebrate the only good work and tangible achievements in fact, has been through the ancient Iraqi literature through the myth of the dimension The literary works have shown us the depth of the social relations and the sincere feelings that were reflected between Enkidua and Gilgamesh and the depth of the story, Their friendly relations, which Moreover, The literary productions of the people of Mesopotamia brought us many important social values.

The most important of these values is the philosophic depth of life and death, the position of man on the gods, his quest for the mole, and the literature of education, The story of creation and the epic of Gilgamesh and other literary productions, these products and ideas confirmed to us the importance of good work for man after explained that the immortality of the goddess does not celebrate the only good work and tangible achievements in fact, has been through the ancient Iraqi literature through the myth of the dimension The literary works have shown us the depth of the social relations and the sincere feelings that were reflected between Enkidua and Gilgamesh and the depth of the story, Their friendly relations, which motivated him to seek and with all determination and the will of a researcher in his journey from immortality and his attempt to conquer the death that his friend lost and here shows the aspect of honesty and sincerity in the relationship that brought them together, Through which he was known and reflected through the names and titles given to God Murdokh after his victory over Tiama in the story of the Babylonian creation, and thus we can say that each line written by the old Iraqi writer carried with him many of the values and meanings that were common in the community at the time