Abstract
It is obvious that legal concepts or conceptions expressed in official discourse differ from ordinary legal notions or conceptions in daily usage in a society, whether Western or nonWestern. There is a contrast, however, between the tendency of Western people to take those differences for granted, and the frequent feeling of non-Western people that they are an infringement upon their human identity, and the occasional resort to violence against the law by non-Western people to maintain that identity.
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