Add to ORKGThe ethos of the lawyer in western societies is mainly founded on a culture of the Enlightenment. In effect, it tends to treat law in a purely rational and instrumental manner. The Law and Literature movement, as opposed to this traditional approach, searches for lost dimensions of the lawyer’s ethos, trying to discover interpretative, rhetoric and narrative aspects in the practice of law
The Irrelevance of Contemporary Academic Philosophy for Law: Recovering the Rhetorical Tradition, in...
The work begins, first, with the rebuilding the relationship between law and justice in the european...
Law is an evolving mental construct. Law, considered distinctly from a legal system, is only a cons...
The ethos of the lawyer in western societies is mainly founded on a culture of the Enlightenment. In...
It is not easy to do philosophy in the tradition of Wittgenstein and Malcolm. The human mind gravita...
Although the sheer technicality of the law’s concepts and categories often inhibits any discussion ...
The context provided by an AALS panel on Law and Humanities, organized by Jessica Silbey under the t...
If law as an activity emerged naively and unpremeditated, as a direction of attention pursued withou...
The high qualified lawyer ought to be characterised not only by good technical skills, but also by g...
No doubt there are people who believe that the law is the exclusive domain of the legal profession— ...
A pioneer of the the new law and literature movement narrates its central vision, which he calls poe...
What is law like? What can we compare it with in order to illuminate its character and suggest answe...
Legal philosophy is viewed as irrelevant by virtually everyone except for legal philosophers. In thi...
The author seeks to give a sweeping discussion the study of law starting with the primitive sources ...
We American lawyers pride ourselves on the secular nature of our legal system. We celebrate the sepa...
The Irrelevance of Contemporary Academic Philosophy for Law: Recovering the Rhetorical Tradition, in...
The work begins, first, with the rebuilding the relationship between law and justice in the european...
Law is an evolving mental construct. Law, considered distinctly from a legal system, is only a cons...
The ethos of the lawyer in western societies is mainly founded on a culture of the Enlightenment. In...
It is not easy to do philosophy in the tradition of Wittgenstein and Malcolm. The human mind gravita...
Although the sheer technicality of the law’s concepts and categories often inhibits any discussion ...
The context provided by an AALS panel on Law and Humanities, organized by Jessica Silbey under the t...
If law as an activity emerged naively and unpremeditated, as a direction of attention pursued withou...
The high qualified lawyer ought to be characterised not only by good technical skills, but also by g...
No doubt there are people who believe that the law is the exclusive domain of the legal profession— ...
A pioneer of the the new law and literature movement narrates its central vision, which he calls poe...
What is law like? What can we compare it with in order to illuminate its character and suggest answe...
Legal philosophy is viewed as irrelevant by virtually everyone except for legal philosophers. In thi...
The author seeks to give a sweeping discussion the study of law starting with the primitive sources ...
We American lawyers pride ourselves on the secular nature of our legal system. We celebrate the sepa...
The Irrelevance of Contemporary Academic Philosophy for Law: Recovering the Rhetorical Tradition, in...
The work begins, first, with the rebuilding the relationship between law and justice in the european...
Law is an evolving mental construct. Law, considered distinctly from a legal system, is only a cons...