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Tables of Contents for Jurisprudence
Chapter/Section Title
Page #
Page Count
Preface
iii
Introduction
v
Acknowledgments
xiii
xxxv
xxxix
Natural Law
1
73
Early Natural Law Philosophers
10
8
Contemporary Natural Law Theorists
18
23
The Obligation to Obey, The Problem of Evil, and Civil Disobedience
41
19
Contemporary Debates
60
14
Positivism
74
82
Classical or Analytical Positivism: The Sources of Law
81
7
The Separation of Law and Morality
88
24
Formalism, Adjudication, and Legal Reasoning
112
28
Modern Positivism: Inquiries Into Rules and Power
140
16
Legal Realism
156
143
A Sociological Jurisprudence
162
16
The Realists
178
31
Historiography and Legacy
209
26
Contemporary Applications: Constitutional Adjudication
235
64
Law and Economics
299
103
Evolution and Overview
309
39
Applications
348
32
The Future of Law and Economics
380
22
Critical Legal Studies
402
59
Exposing Hierarchy
405
8
Rights Talk: Indeterminacy and Alienation
413
16
The CLS Social Vision
429
22
The Fate of a Movement: Where Has CLS Gone?
451
10
Law and Literature
461
77
Law and
464
8
Law in Literature
472
7
Law and Interpretation (Law as Literature)
479
24
Storytelling: Re-Imagining Law Through Literature
503
35
Feminist Legal Theories
538
75
Feminism and Equality
543
31
Feminism and Anti-Essentialism
574
8
Pragmatic and Postmodern Feminism
582
14
Feminist Methodologies and Feminist Practice
596
17
Critical Race Theory
613
87
Critical Race Theory and Theory: Challenging the Dominant Conceptions of the Real and Realizable
619
25
Critical Race Theory and Critique: Challenges in Another Voice
644
6
Race and America Today: Resisting the Real, Re-Thinking the Realizable
650
14
Recent Developments
664
36
Gay Legal Rights and Narratives
700
49
Postmodern Legal Theory: Pragmatism and Poststructuralism
749
119
Postmodernism and Objectivity: The Challenge to Formal Method
764
39
Postmodernism and Subjectivity: The Challenge to the Self
803
38
Postmodernism and Normativity: The Challenge to Moral Persuasion
841
27
Lawyering and Jurisprudence
868
73
Conceptualizing and Understanding the Role of Law and the Lawyer
869
21
Law as an Instrument of Social Change-Or of Repression
890
35
Advocating on Behalf of New Rights, Legal Theories, or Clients-The Case of Animal Rights
925
16
Index
941