ظاهرة الإباحية في المجتمع اللوبي القديم من خلال النصوص الأدبية : دراسة تحليلية نقدية

Abstract EN

Ancient Greek and Latin literary texts are among the most important sources for the historization of the social life in antique Maghreb.

One of the most prominent phenomena highlighted by these sources is the phenomenon of sexual pornography among the old lobby community.

Herodotus and other ancient historians described the ancient Maghreb as morally dissolved and lacked for restrictions.

Women were handled by different men in different ways reflecting the moral decay and the spread of vice; including the right of the first night, the phenomenon of sacred prostitution, sexual holidays, the right of the king, etc.

Nevertheless, it is difficult to acknowledge the contents of these texts without analysis and criticism using logical arguments refuting and denying the findings of these historians; to conclude in the end that these ancient writers tried to belittle the local population and discard them from moral or civilized qualities.

Hence, vigilance must be taken in dealing with such texts