What's Legit?
Subtitle: critiques of law and strategies of rights
By: edited by Liza Mattutat, Roberto Nigro, Nadine Schiel, Heiko Stubenrauch
Series: Critical Stances; Critical Stances
Publisher: Diaphanes
Published: 2020
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 299
ISBN-13: 9783035803006
Subjects: Sociological jurisprudence; Sociologie juridique; Livres numériques; E-books; Electronic books
Table of contents: title: What's Legit?; title: What's Legit? Introduction; title: Against Law: The 1960s Anti-Juridical Moment in France; title: On Thinking and Feeling: The Law of Cultural Heritage; title: Intensive Listening: Unfolding the Notion of Justice Through Reading the Work of Lawrence Abu Hamdan; title: Women in Europe: A Variable Geometry Citizenship; title: Instituting Revisited: For a Materialistic Conception of the Institution; title: " ... as if it were a thing": A Feminist Critique of Consent; title: Rethinking the Law: Taking Clues from Ubuntu Philosophy; title: Specters of Critique: Hauntology and the Ghosts of Law; title: On the Run from the Law: Alexander Kluge's ""Yesterday Girl"" as Cinematic Institution of Subsumption; title: Genealogy, Paradox, Transformation: Basic Elements of a Critique of Rights; title: The Anarchy of Rights: On the Dialectic of Freedom and Authority; title: Deforming Rights: Arendt's Theory of a Claim to Law