Doing What Comes Naturally:  Change, Rhetoric, and the Practice of Theory in Literary and Legal Studies
"All of Stanley Fish's writing is distinguished by importance of topic, vividness in presentation, and accessibility to the general reader. This welcome collection of his recent essays has all these attributes. There is no better introduction to a host of important contemporary controversies concerning interpretation in both literature and law. Even those most in disagreement with some of his particular arguments will welcome thebriowith which they are expressed."—Sanford Levinson