Alternative approaches to legal scholarship

6 Pages·1997·0.15 MB·English

by  Howse, Robert, 1958-

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ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES
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LEGAL SCHOLARSHIP
Volume 2
Robert Howse
University of Toronto, Faculty of Law
1997-1998
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BORA LASKIN LAW LIBRARY
UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO
ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES
TO
LEGAL SCHOLARSHIP
Volume 2
Robert Howse
University of Toronto, Faculty of Law
1997-1998
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Weinrib, E. J., “Legal Formalism: On the Immanent Rationality of Law” in The Yale Law
Journal, Vol. 97: 949 (1988) pages 950-1015 _1
Stewart, H., “Contingency and Coherence: The Interdependence of Realism and Formalism
in Legal Theory” in Valparaiso University Law Review, Volume 30, No. 1 (Fall 1995)
pages 1-50_31
Hadfield, G. K., The Second Wave of Law and Economics: Learning to Surf, Keynote
Address: Australian Law and Economics Association Annual Meeting, The University of
Melbourne, July 4-5 1997, June 1997_57
Langille, B. and Ripstein, A., “Strictly Speaking - It Went Without Saying” in Legal Theory,
2 (1996) pages 63-81 _82
Rnop, K., The Making of Difference in International Law: Interpretation, Identity and
Participation in the Discourse of Self-Determination, excerpt from Harvard Law School
Feminist Project, Speaker Series, April 29, 1997_101
Valverde, Mariana, memo to the students in R. Howse’s class, re. Foucault class, November 19
dated September 23, 1997_124
Rabinow, P. (ed.), “The Means of Correct Training,” in The Foucault Reader (NY, Pantheon,
1984) pages 188-213_126
Kritzman, L. (ed.), “Politics and Reason” in Foucault: Politics, Philosophy and Culture (NY:
Routledge 1988) pages 57-85_139
Rabinow, P. (ed.), “On the Genealogy of Ethics: An Overview of Work in Progress” in Foucault:
the Essential Writings - Ethics, Subjectivity and Truth, Vol. I, (NY: New Press 1997)
pages 253-280_154