432 Pages
by
Routledge
432 Pages
by
Routledge
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This book’s essays want to provide the intellectually-sophisticated and ethically-sensitive comparatist with the equipment that will stand comparison in optimal epistemic stead as one embarks upon the journey of elicitation and inscription towards foreign law. Negative comparative law argues that foreign law materializes as a cultural statement: every foreign law-text is encultured. And it holds... Read more
I The fair foot and the weak mind; II The institutionalization of it all; III Wrong words and the wrighting; IV My talk at Harvard; V Selfness exorbitant; VI The foreign preponderates; VII Comparative contraventions; VIII Animal law, comparatively speaking; IX A very partial glossary; X Appreciation Index of matters Index of names
Biography
Pierre Legrand teaches comparative law at the Sorbonne.
