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9781573924948

Radical Philosophy of Law

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    9781573924948

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    1573924946

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1995-02-01
  • Publisher: Humanities Press
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Summary

Represents a cross section of contemporary critiques of the legal establishment -- its theoretical foundations and its institutions and processes. Recognising that proposals for alternatives to mainstream legal theory and practice do not belong to any single discipline, Caudill and Gold select essays by scholars in philosophy, sociology, criminology, and political theory, in addition to law professors and practitioners. Recognising, as well, that no single perspective dominates radical legal theory, the essays exemplify the approaches associated with Marxian and neo-Marxian analyses, American Critical Legal Studies and Critical Race Theory, radical feminism, semiotics, liberal theology, and psychoanalytic theory and criticism.

Table of Contents

Preface and Acknowledgments
Introduction: Philosophy with a Focus
The Legacy of Marxist Jurisprudencep. 3
The Analytic Defense of Functional Marxism and Lawp. 32
Postmodern Law and Subjectivity: Lacan and the Linguistic Turnp. 38
Re-returning to Freud: Critical Legal Studies as Cultural Psychoanalysisp. 45
A Theory of Social Injusticep. 54
Feminist Legal Critics: The Reluctant Radicalsp. 73
Rethinking the Language of Law, Justice, and Community: Postmodern Feminist Jurisprudencep. 88
The Marxian Critique of Criminal Justicep. 111
Legitimation Crisis in Contract Law: A Test Case for Critical Legal Studies and Its Criticsp. 140
Constituting the Modern State: The Supreme Court, Labor Law, and the Contradictions of Legitimationp. 162
The Chaotic Indeterminacy of Tort Law: Between Formalism and Nihilismp. 179
Perversions of Justice: Examining the Doctrine of U.S. Rights to Occupancy in North Americap. 200
Marriage, Law, and Gender: A Feminist Inquiryp. 221
Disembodiment: Abortion and Gay Rightsp. 234
Hate Speech, Freedom, and Discourse Ethics in the Academyp. 255
Notesp. 272
Contributorsp. 333
Indexp. 335
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