Postmodernism and Law: Jurisprudence in a Fragmenting World

Ashgate Publishing (2001)
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This discussion asserts that legal theory is being transformed by postmodern and critical social theory. The author argues for a familiarity with postmodern legal and social theory, as postmodernism could potentially fundamentally alter the legal meaning of agency, rationality, and intention.

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