Interpreting the Scales of Justice: Architecture, Symbolism and Semiotics of the Supreme Court of India

RT @shailesh262: @advsanjoy "The Court’s seat was fixed in the Princes’ Chambers Council House of the Parliament building in New Delhi. Bei…

@advsanjoy "The Court’s seat was fixed in the Princes’ Chambers Council House of the Parliament building in New Delhi. Being a public institution, its placement in the Chambers seemed symbolically unfit." Wrote something on #LegalArchitecture of #SupremeCo

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@NBlomley Hi Nick. Interested in court architecture, spatiality in criminal courts, n the geography of trials. Tutor & PhD student @BirkbeckLaw. Email: [email protected]">@bbk.ac.uk">[email protected] Also sharing a paper I wrote on Indian Supreme Court's architecture &

@jackkytan Thanks. Interesting! Seeing you're into legal aesthetics, I'm sharing a paper I wrote a couple of yrs back that might be of interest. "Interpreting the Scales of Justice : Architecture, Symbolism and Semiotics of the Supreme Court of India | Spr

@nramind I remember using a similar picture of this historic event and some discussions around the inaugural speech & building (scales of justice design) in my paper (link👇) on SCI's architecture & art. Dr. Rajendra Prasad laid its foundation stone

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Celebrating a year of my first international publication..a paper that remains close to my 🖤 Do read if this interests you. Feedback, always welcome. 🙂 Thank you. https://t.co/Bp4wkU0Rb6