Government of NCT Delhi 2010 CrLJ 94 (Del.) Suresh Kumar Koushal V. State of Kerela AIR 1973 1461 Naz Foundation V. Literature Reviewed / Recommended for this episode - Jurisprudence and Legal Theory (EBC Publishers) Atchutan Pillai - Beyond Good and Evil Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche - A Hero of Two Worlds Mike Duncan - The World of the Homosexual Shakuntala Devi Cases read and referred for this episode KeshavNanda Bharti V. After we go through the philosophical literature, we look at the Legislative battle for the rights of the LGBTQIA+ individuals in India to decriminalize same-sex relations previously classified as "unnatural" under the law, and how our studies in jurisprudence show the vertical limits of our courtrooms and reading of our legislation when it comes to actually protect justice. We also discover the philosophical arguments advanced that suggest this pursuit is cloaked by a will to exert power. In this episode, we discuss the necessity of law and how the law came to be in human civilization, Along with which, we also focus on how once the law was changed from the command of the sovereign it would become a collective human sanction in favor of truth, the moral good and reason. Ram Manohar Lohia 1960 AIR 633 The letter provided by Bangalore Police to Munawar Fariqui's organisers is attached in an article by the wire at: Support me on Patreon! Or buy me a coffee at: Follow me on social media: This episode of deep-fried neurons deals with the societal concept of Law and its placement at the center of society as a guide to the operating checkpoint of autonomy.
the State of Uttar Pradesh 1957 AIR 620 Superintendent, Central Prison, Fatehgarh V.
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Music: logo by on instagram Recommented Reading: Any and all religious texts you can find - specially pertaining to Islam, Christianity and Hinduism (Ones I have glossed over are Bhagwat Gita, Quran and the Bible across commentaries) The Portable Atheist - Christopher Hitchens Satanic Verses - Salman Rushdie (if it is legal in your country) The Satanic Verses Affair (2009) - Ramji Lal Modi V. The end of this episode discusses India and the choice as a culture we stand to make, whether the State should penalise the blasphemer on behalf of religions over the fear of violence. In addition to the Fatwa, we also talk about incidents of "Blasphemy" and how it defines the identity of a culture and location. Additionally, we discuss the the largest incident of blasphemy in the 20th century - the fatwa against Salman Rushdie and the complexities of having geographical granted autonomy to write and say something, while another geographical and cultural taboo to the extent of demanding death of the blasphemer across jurisdictions. In continuation of the discussion, we discuss the rationale given by the Supreme Court of India, as the justification for the constitutional validity of the blasphemy law in the Democratic Republic of India. In this episode, we briefly discuss the origin of this phenomenon, and see why is it that the state chooses to use it's monopoly of violence over speech and literature against God. To no one's surprise there are laws in place even today in more than a comfortable number of countries to punish blasphemy as a crime. Union of India Criminal Law - Ratan Lal and Dheeraj Lal Music: Logo by on instagram Support me on Patreon! Or buy me a coffee at: Follow me on social media: Blasphemy, according to a quick google search is "Actions or speech that is done in irreverence or dismissal of God". Recommended reading: Tractatus Logico Philosophicus, Ludwig Wittgenstein Philosophical Investigations, Ludwig Wittgenstein Psychology - Cicarelli Developmental Psychology - Harlow K.
We look at the barrier of language resulting in a sea of context, that causes for Witgenstein's "language game" to have implications in real life governance, and legal procedure. This episode talks about foundational language in learning psychology, the growth of children in terms of cognitive abilities and how that relates to an operative person cognitively conveying intention. Lugwig Van Wittgenstein wrote Tactatus Logico Philosophicus and Philosophical Investigations centred around a central question: Is language a competent tool to compare expereinces of reality to the end of demystifying it.
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