A Symposium of critical legal studies
Publisher: Washington College of Law, the American University
Published: 1985
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 1363
Subjects: Law; Philosophy; Sociological jurisprudence; Study and teaching; Critical legal studies
Other titles: American University law review.
Notes: Issued as v. 34, no. 4 (summer 1985) of the American University law review.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: The role of the law in economic thought: essays on the fetishism of commodities / Duncan Kennedy; title: The anatomy of a torts class / James Boyle; title: Re-reading contracts: a feminist analysis of a contracts casebook / Mary Joe Frug; title: Overshooting the target: a feminist deconstruction of legal education / K.C. Worden; title: The Freedom of Information Act: a fundamental contradiction / John Moon; title: Stereotypification of the Fourth Amendment's public/private distinction: an opportunity for clarity / Donald R.C. Pongrace; title: Recognizing legal tropes : metonymy as manipulative mode / Judith A. Harris; title: The groundless assault: a Wittgensteinian look at language, structuralism, and critical legal theory / Stephen Brainerd.