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Legal texts as barriers – characteristics of law texts and the question of comprehensibility

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Synonyms in the texts of laws (based on Russian laws)

Sibirskiy filologicheskiy zhurnal, 2021
The paper considers the issues of the use of synonyms in the texts of Russian laws. The re-search materials are the texts of federal and regional laws, expert practice. It is noted that syn-onymy, despite the requirement for the unification of legal terminology, is also characteristic of legislative texts.
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The Law of the Text of the Law Derrida before Kafka

Deutsche Vierteljahrsschrift für Literaturwissenschaft und Geistesgeschichte, 1995
Derrida’s reading of Kafka’s Before the Law poses the question “what is literature?” The question concerns the relation of the law to the institution of literature, the self-constituting laws of literature, the place of literature before the prohibited law.
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The Indian-Derived Law Texts of Southeast Asia

The Journal of Asian Studies, 1978
The aim of this paper is to outline the characteristics of one very important class of Southeast Asian law texts—the “Indian-derived.” In the process, it may be possible to throw light on some basic questions such as the nature of State, and the definition of sovereignty in medieval Southeast Asia.
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Application of the Zipf law to text compression

Journal of Applied and Industrial Mathematics, 2008
Under consideration is one of the important problems of information theory, the problem of the compression of data, in particular texts in natural languages, preserving the possibility of their unique restoration (decoding). A way of solution is proposed: to construct the codes that are based on the Zipf law.
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