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Living in a Law Transformed: Encounters with the Works of James Boyd White

Edited by Julen Etxabe and Gary Watt

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3998/maize.12982987.0001.001

Published by: Ann Arbor, MI: Michigan Publishing, University of Michigan Library, 2014.

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Table of Contents

• Editors' Introduction — Julen Etxabe and Gary Watt
• [1] Law and Literature Redux? Some Remarks on the Importance of the Legal Imagination — Jeanne Gaakeer
• [2] Towards a Critique of Narrative Reason — François Ost
• [3] Imagining Rhetoric, Approaching Justice — Willem Witteveen
• [4] It’s Not All About Pretty: Human Rights Adjudication in a Life and Death Situation — Julen Etxabe
• [5] Slow Reading and Living Speech: James Boyd White on What a Constitutional Law Opinion is For — H. Jefferson Powell
• [6] The Impossible Prayers of James Boyd White — Jack L. Sammons
• [7] Silence and Justice — Richard Dawson
• [8] Meaning In the Natural World — Joseph Vining
• [9] Reading Materials: The Stuff that Legal Dreams are Made On — Gary Watt
• [10] Reimagining “The True North Strong and Free”: Reflections on Going to the Movies with James Boyd White — Rebecca Johnson
• [11] Generating Law: Learning How to Take Care of What One Has Started — Thomas D. Eisele
• [12] A Gift in Yellow Clothing: Learning and Teaching with The Legal Imagination — Mark Weisberg
• Select Bibliography
• Contributors

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