The reign of law : Marbury v. Madison and the construction of America / Paul W. Kahn.
1997
KF380 .K34 1997eb
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The reign of law : Marbury v. Madison and the construction of America / Paul W. Kahn.
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0585360286 (electronic bk.)
9780585360287 (electronic bk.)
9780300147766 (electronic bk.)
0300147767 (electronic bk.)
9780300066791
0300066791
0300066791 (cloth ; alk. paper)
9780585360287 (electronic bk.)
9780300147766 (electronic bk.)
0300147767 (electronic bk.)
9780300066791
0300066791
0300066791 (cloth ; alk. paper)
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New Haven : Yale University Press, 1997.
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English
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English.
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1 online resource (xi, 306 pages)
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KF380 .K34 1997eb
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 259-298) and index.
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Introduction: In America the Law Is King
Part I: Studying the Rule of Law
1. Marbur and the Historical Origins of the American Legal Imagination
2. An Archaeological Approach to Law
Part II: The Temporality of Law
3. Political Time: Law and Revolution
4. Locating the Self in Political Time
5. The Rule of Law and the Suppression of the Subject
6. The Strategies of Law
Part IV: Law and Representation
7. The Representative Character of Law's Appearance
8. Representing the Opinion of the People
Conclusion: Power and Knowledge in the Rule of Law
Part I: Studying the Rule of Law
1. Marbur and the Historical Origins of the American Legal Imagination
2. An Archaeological Approach to Law
Part II: The Temporality of Law
3. Political Time: Law and Revolution
4. Locating the Self in Political Time
5. The Rule of Law and the Suppression of the Subject
6. The Strategies of Law
Part IV: Law and Representation
7. The Representative Character of Law's Appearance
8. Representing the Opinion of the People
Conclusion: Power and Knowledge in the Rule of Law