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Product Description Conceptualized outside the theoretical framing of both liberal as well as critical approaches, this book re-imagines the law by exploring the contradictions and polarities of in terms of its relationship with violence. It encompasses and interweaves themes and ideas as diverse as death penalty, community might, state sovereignty on the one hand, to animal rights, sexual consent, children’s agency and LGBT rights, on the other. While acknowledging that law is fundamentally and inherently tied to violence, the objective of this eclectic collection is to respond to and engage with the violence of law by exploring alternate ways of conceptualizing, reading, practising, and making the law. About the Author Latika Vashist is Associate Professor at the Indian Law Institute, New Delhi, India.Jyoti Dogra Sood is Associate Professor at the Indian Law Institute, New Delhi, India.
This book investigates the inherent, foundational relationship between law and violence, questioning how legal systems can be re-imagined to address their own contradictory nature. The authors, both Associate Professors at the Indian Law Institute, synthesize diverse legal perspectives to challenge traditional liberal and critical frameworks. By examining the tension between state sovereignty and individual rights, they propose alternative methodologies for practicing and interpreting law in contemporary society.
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Experts recognize this collection as a significant contribution to legal philosophy, particularly for its interdisciplinary approach to violence. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which is intended for scholars and students of jurisprudence.
Page Count:
436
Publication Date:
2020-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0190120991
ISBN-13:
9780190120993
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