Accad
| Alternative form of Akkad, ancient city of Mesopotamia. |
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example, Lebanese scholar Evelyne Accad points out that women are
disadvantaged by the reality that there is no civil marriage in Lebanon,
and that couples are obliged to marry instead under one of the official
recognized religions (1990: 29). Evelyne Accad underlines the importance of sexuality to social and
political problems in the Middle East and argues in favor of a
"sexual revolution" which must be "incorporated into
political revolution [lest there be] no real transformation of social
relations" ("Sexuality" 237). Atti Reale Accad Naz Lincei 7:297-368, 1938 (Italian)
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