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. . . And Law?, John Henry Schlegel
. . . And Law?, John Henry Schlegel
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Published as Chapter 18 in Searching for Contemporary Legal Thought, Justin Desautels-Stein & Christopher Tomlins, eds.
The locution “law and . . . (some other discipline)” implicitly asserts the primacy of legal doctrine and institutions narrowly conceived for coming to understand phenomena in which law takes a part. The ordinary story of American legal theory – formalism then realism then contemporary legal thought – can be understood to repeat the triumphalism implicit in “law and . . .” Of course, the story of American legal theory could possibly be read differently -- as a series of responses to the inability …
Re-Reading Legal Realism And Tracing A Genealogy Of Balancing, Curtis Nyquist
Re-Reading Legal Realism And Tracing A Genealogy Of Balancing, Curtis Nyquist
Buffalo Law Review
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