The book critically engages with some of the most enduring questions in law:
How do words become norms?
What transforms legality into legitimacy?
How do interpretations become institutions?
How does interpretation shape constitutional destiny?
Why do judges differ while reading the same text?
Where does justice stand between text and power?
Written in lucid yet philosophically rich prose, the book combines conceptual clarity with practical illustrations, doctrinal insights, constitutional analysis, and jurisprudential depth. It offers readers a fresh intellectual framework to understand the living relationship between language, interpretation, legal reasoning, and justice. At its core, From Words to Worlds is not merely a book about interpretation. It is a book about the creation of legal reality itself. An essential work for judges, lawyers, academicians, researchers, policymakers, and students of law, the book invites readers into the fascinating universe where language transforms into law and law transforms into worlds.