The chaotic indeterminacy of tort law: between formalism and nihilism

In David Stanley Caudill & Steven Jay Gold (eds.), Radical Philosophy of Law: Contemporary Challenges to Mainstream Legal Theory and Practice. Humanities Press. pp. 179--199 (1995)
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