Law and the Limits of Reason

Adrian Vermeule

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Comparative constitutional jurisprudence studies Judicial and Constitutional Studies Legal and Constitutional Studies

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Introduction: The Limits of Reason in Legal Theory Chapter 1: Many-Minds Arguments Chapter 2: The Constitutional Common Law: Information Aggregation Chapter 3: The Constitutional Common Law: Evolution Chapter 4: Justices and Company Chapter 5: Unintended Consequences and Constitutional Amendments Conclusion: From the Common-Law Constitution to the Codified Constitution Acknowledgements Index

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