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The Skepticism Of Critical Legal Studies And Function Of Moral Discourse, Paul J. Gudel
The Skepticism Of Critical Legal Studies And Function Of Moral Discourse, Paul J. Gudel
Paul J. Gudel
Paul J. Gudel
California Western School of Law
ABSTRACT
“The Skepticism of Critical Legal Studies and the Function of Moral Discourse”
This article on the philosophy of law aims to expound and evaluate the jurisprudential movement known as Critical Legal Studies – now that the passage of some time allows us to take a less polemical look at what was regarded as a very radical movement. My exposition of CLS organizes its now somewhat familiar concepts (legal indeterminacy, fundamental contradiction, hierarchy, the attack on the public/private distinction) as all directed to one goal: allowing us to see our responsibility for …
The Skepticism Of Critical Legal Studies And The Function Of Moral Discourse, Paul J. Gudel
The Skepticism Of Critical Legal Studies And The Function Of Moral Discourse, Paul J. Gudel
Paul J. Gudel
Paul J. Gudel
California Western School of Law
ABSTRACT
“The Skepticism of Critical Legal Studies and the Function of Moral Discourse”
This article on the philosophy of law aims to expound and evaluate the jurisprudential movement known as Critical Legal Studies – now that the passage of some time allows us to take a less polemical look at what was regarded as a very radical movement. My exposition of CLS organizes its now somewhat familiar concepts (legal indeterminacy, fundamental contradiction, hierarchy, the attack on the public/private distinction) as all directed to one goal: allowing us to see our responsibility for …
The Skepticism Of Critical Legal Studies And The Function Of Moral Discourse, Paul J. Gudel
The Skepticism Of Critical Legal Studies And The Function Of Moral Discourse, Paul J. Gudel
Paul J. Gudel
Paul J. Gudel
California Western School of Law
ABSTRACT
“The Skepticism of Critical Legal Studies and the Function of Moral Discourse”
This article on the philosophy of law aims to expound and evaluate the jurisprudential movement known as Critical Legal Studies – now that the passage of some time allows us to take a less polemical look at what was regarded as a very radical movement. My exposition of CLS organizes its now somewhat familiar concepts (legal indeterminacy, fundamental contradiction, hierarchy, the attack on the public/private distinction) as all directed to one goal: allowing us to see our responsibility for …
Myths Of The Origin Of Law, Paul J. Gudel