Literature and Law in Interdisciplinary Studies

Interdisciplinary studies interact between two or more disciplines and provide context for the growth and development of science and enhance their ability to solve complex and multifaceted problems. This interaction can range from simple exchange of opinions to cross-convergence of concepts, methodology, procedures, epistemology, data terminology, organization of research and education in a wider field. Literature and Law Since they have the same issues for discussion, they have given rise to interdisciplinary approaches to these two domains, and they should not be construed as one of the most logical and emotional state of mind. “Legal literature”, while expanding the scope of the subject for writing stories, leads to the emergence of dry and debatable legal issues and provides a way to teach law schools, public awareness, as well as the possibility of criticizing legislative and executive policy.