Interdisciplinary Studies in the Humanities

Recognizing the requirements and functions of interdisciplinary studies of legal and literary concepts.

Document Type : Original Research Paper

Authors

R. Afzali 1
M. Alavi Moghaddam 2
M. Firouzi Moghaddam 3

1 Ph.D Student of Law, Islamic Azad University, Torbat Heydariyeh Branch, Iran

2 Associate Professor of Language and Literature, Faculty of Letters and Humanities, Hakim Sabzevari University, Sabzevar, Iran

3 Assistant Professor of Language and Literature, Islamic Azad University, Torbat Heydariyeh Branch, Iran

https://doi.org/10.22035/isih.2022.4558.4518
Abstract
In the contemporary higher education system, "interdisciplinary studies" has gained a prominent place and has become a basic need in academia and in the process of science production, which in addition to expanding knowledge and using the capacities of neighboring disciplines, opens up new frontiers in the field of research, responds to solving multifaceted problems as well as avoiding crises caused by a single discipline. The purpose of this study is that looking at the visible and hidden capabilities of the two fields of legal studies and literary studies and using the scientific mechanisms of each of them, can provide a basis for researchers in these two fields to help in new scientific approaches and meet the needs of human societies. The findings of the present study, which is based on a library-based methodology and qualitative data analysis, is that interdisciplinary studies in literature and law are a social and academic necessity, and the results can be used in both the realms of literature and law. They can also be effective in spreading the level of rationality and social justice, discovering new intellectual realms, analyzing and recognizing the mistakes of the proponents of these two scientific fields, raising the level of flexibility of researchers, closing the communication gaps between the two experts.

Keywords

interdisciplinary studies
legal and literary concepts
functions
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