The term "constitute" in literature is often used to signify the act of forming, making up, or establishing the essential nature of something. Writers employ it to denote that various elements collectively form a whole, whether referring to abstract concepts such as principles and ideas—as seen when it determines free will in a philosophical context [1] or when delineating the fundamentals of a scientific discipline [2]—or to describe concrete compositions, such as ingredients forming a meal [3] or parts composing a physical structure [4]. In political and social discourse, it becomes a way to define the makeup of collective entities like a nation [5] or society itself [6]. Authors also utilize it to explore the transformation of elements into experiences or memories, thereby enriching their examination of human understanding and organization [7] [8].