Laws, Morality, and Cultural Identity

This chapter explores how laws embody cultural morality, highlighting the complex interplay between legal systems and societal norms across different cultures. It critiques historical perceptions and emphasizes how laws both reflect and shape cultural identity, revealing societal contradictions and the significance of 'the foreign' in defining communal values.

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