Book Review by Kumail Fatima Abstract “Ikigai” is a Japanese term that means the “art of living”, it refers to the practice of living a purposeful life with respect to a person’s sense of the self. Ikigai is a perfect example of a se...
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Volume I Issue I
Blogs
- “Careers Open to Talents”: A Rawlsian Critique of Meritocracy
- Virtual Court versus Physical Court: A Comparison
- The Detrimental Effect of Pseudo-Feminism
Deepak Kumar Gupta In his widely influential book, A Theory of Justice, John Rawls lays down two ess...
By Sivapriya.U.K Abstract 2020 has shown us the contrasting lifestyle which no one would have imagin...
By Masuhav Gupta From time immemorial, women have confronted a great deal of things in their lives. ...
Book Review
Lex Lexicon is accepting original and unpublished book reviews for the books related to law or any scholarly field or with academic importance to be published in its online edition, on a rolling basis.
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Book review by Souvik Mukherjee Abstract History is often described as a boring drag, with too many names and dates to remember. But if written in the right way, it opens a treasure trove of larger-than-life stories with colourful ch...
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Book Review by Suranya Sengupta Abstract Bhoj Raj Singh Sisodiya (1495 – 1526) as he is known in the history and folklores of Mewar, a province of Rajasthan, was the first born son and heir apparent of Rana Sangram Singh who fought wi...
Ikigai by Hector Garcia and Francesc Miralles