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The Spectrum Of Justice: Understanding Crime And Criminals In Contemporary Legal Contexts
Authors: Dr. Vikasdeep Singh Kohli, Mr. Kahondariya Jayeshbhai Talshibhai
Abstract: Justice serves as the cornerstone of every legal system, representing the moral and institutional pursuit of fairness, equality, and social order. This research paper explores the concept of justice from a multidimensional standpoint—legal, sociological, psychological, and ethical to understand how crime and criminal behaviour are perceived and addressed within modern jurisprudence. By examining classical and contemporary legal theories, criminological approaches, and human rights principles, this study reveals how justice extends beyond punishment to include rehabilitation, deterrence, and societal harmony. The paper also analyses how evolving societal norms and technological developments challenge traditional notions of justice, calling for a more humane and restorative approach in dealing with crime and criminals.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17473654
Beyond Boundaries: Tradition, Identity, And Existentialism In Elif Shafak’s Honour
Authors: S. Persis, Dr. K Saraswathy
Abstract: Elif Shafak’s Honour (2012) intricately explores the intersections of tradition, identity, and existential struggle within the context of diasporic life and patriarchal constraint. This paper examines how Shafak portrays the clash between inherited cultural codes and individual freedom through her multi-generational narrative that spans Kurdish-Turkish and British settings. By tracing the moral and psychological journeys of the Toprak family, the study analyzes how the notion of honour functions as both a social construct and a source of existential crisis. Drawing on existentialist perspectives—particularly Sartre’s ideas of freedom, responsibility, and bad faith—the paper argues that Shafak redefines honour not as a collective burden but as a personal moral choice. Furthermore, the text’s negotiation between Eastern traditions and Western modernity reveals the fluidity of identity in transnational spaces. Ultimately, Honour transcends cultural binaries to depict the human quest for meaning beyond boundaries—geographical, moral, and emotional.