Critical legal studies symposium
Publisher: School of Law, Stanford University
Published: 1984
Place of publication: Stanford, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 674
Subjects: Law; Philosophy; Sociological jurisprudence; Study and teaching; Critical legal studies
Other titles: Stanford law review.
Notes: Issued as v. 36, nos. 1 & 2 (January 1984) of the Stanford law review.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Roll over Beethoven / Peter Gabel, Duncan Kennedy; title: Critical legal histories / Robert W. Gordon; title: Structuralism and critique / Thomas C. Heller; title: Law, politics, and the critical legal scholars: the unfolding drama of American legal thought / Allan C. Hutchinson, Patrick J. Monahan; title: Do you sincerely want to be radical? / Phillip E. Johnson; title: Trashing / Mark G. Kelman; title: The great image of authority / Lewis A. Kornhauser; title: Notes toward an intimate, opinionated, and affectionate history of the conference on critical legal studies / John Henry Schlegel; title: With gun and camera through the darkest CLS-land / Louis B. Schwartz; title: The death of the up-down distinction / David L. Shapiro; title: Visions of practices in legal thought / William H. Simon; title: Fundamental human rights, legal entitlements, and the social struggle: a friendly critique of the Critical Legal Studies movement / Ed Sparer; title: Where the action is: critical legal studies and empiricism / David M. Trubek; title: Critical legal studies and constitutional law: and essay in deconstruction / Mark Tushnet; title: The inevitability of critical legal studies / G. Edward White; title: Critical legal studies: an afterword / John Henry Schlegel.