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Radical philosophy of law: contemporary challenges to mainstream legal theory and practice
Radical Philosophy of Law represents a cross section of contemporary critiques of the legal establishment--its theoretical foundations and its instutions and processes. Recognizing that proposals for alternatives to mainstream legal theory and practice do not belong to any single disipline, Caudill dan Gold select essays by scholars in philosophy, sociology, criminology, and political theory, in addition to law professors and practitioners. Recognizing, as well, that no single perpective 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.
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