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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. A Preface for Students, with a Note to Everyone Else ix
  4. Acknowledgments xvii
  5. One. Why Read the Opinions? 1
  6. Two. The Opinion and Narrative 18
  7. Three. Unity: The Judicial Voice 46
  8. Four. Legal Doctrine: Between Erudition and Fundamentalism 88
  9. Five. Facts: Stating the Case 135
  10. Conclusion: Making the Case for a Humanist Study of the Law 173
  11. Notes 181
  12. Index 231
Making the Case
This chapter is in the book Making the Case
https://doi.org/10.12987/9780300220841-009

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. A Preface for Students, with a Note to Everyone Else ix
  4. Acknowledgments xvii
  5. One. Why Read the Opinions? 1
  6. Two. The Opinion and Narrative 18
  7. Three. Unity: The Judicial Voice 46
  8. Four. Legal Doctrine: Between Erudition and Fundamentalism 88
  9. Five. Facts: Stating the Case 135
  10. Conclusion: Making the Case for a Humanist Study of the Law 173
  11. Notes 181
  12. Index 231
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