Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Preface ix
4. Introduction 1
5. PART ONE. PRINCIPLES
6. A. Formation
7. Introduction: With What Should an Account of Contract Formation Begin? 35
8. 1. Consideration: Its Meaning, Role, and Consequences 40
9. 2. Offer and Acceptance, the Objective Test, and Contractual Intent 101
10. 3. Implication 122
11. B. Fairness
12. Introduction 165
13. 4. The Paradigm of Contractual Fairness: The Principle of Unconscionability 167
14. 5. Three Other Doctrines about Fair Terms 192
15. 6. Fairness and Assent in Standard Form Contracts 215
16. C. Enforcement
17. Introduction 241
18. 7. Fundamental Ideas 243
19. 8. Unity and Diversity in the Law of Contract Remedies 263
20. 9. Expectation Damages and Contract Theory 298
21. PART TWO. THEORY
22. 10. Contract as a Transfer of Ownership 319
23. 11. A Moral Basis for Contract as Transfer 366
24. 12. The Stability of Contract as Transfer 395
25. Notes 479
26. Table of Cases 587
27. Acknowledgments 593
28. Index 595