Out of order: The challenge of outsider jurisprudence and Eudora Welty's (extra)legal vision to...

Examines the challenges presented to the concept of the rule of law in the United States. Analysis of the interconnections between the politics of narrative and the social construction of legal meaning and power; Advocacy for a new outsider jurisprudence; Presentation of Eudora Welty's own tales of...

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Published in:Canadian Review of American Studies Vol. 22; no. Supplement 1; pp. 117 - 141
Main Author: Kornfeld, Eve
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Published: University of Toronto Press 1992 Special Issue 1
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