Pragmatism In Law And Society

Abstract

What good is legal pragmatism?, Thomas C. Grey what has pragmatism to offer law?, Richard A. Posner almost pragmatism - the jurisprudence of Richard Posner, Richard Rorty and Ronald Dworkin, Stanley Fish comment on paper by Stanley Fish, E.D. Hirsch Jr the banality of pragmatism and the poetry of justice, Richard Rorty just do it - pragmatism and progressive social change, Lynn A. Baker the limits of neopragmatism, Cornel West the pragmatist and the feminist, Margaret Jane Radin Rorty, radicalism, romanticism - the politics of the gaze, Joan C. Williams civic identity and the state - from Hegel to Jane Addams and beyond, Jean Bethke Elshtain punishment and legitimacy, Milton Fisk a reconsideration of Deweyan democracy, Hilary Putnam in context, Martha Minow and Elizabeth V. Spelman situated decision-making, Catharine Wells a multiple choice test - how many times has the US constitution been amended?, Sanford Levinson the price of metaphysics - deadlock in constitutional theory, Caniel R. Ortiz practice, purpose and interpretive controversy, Steven Knapp is legal originalism compatible with philosophical pragmatism?, David Hoy pragmatism, right answers and true banality, Ronald Dworkin.

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