On Critical Legal Studies and the Limits of Critique

On Critical Legal Studies and the Limits of Critique
U.S. Supreme Court 1935 Washington, DC, USA

“While the task of critique is always important, it is not sufficient if the expectation is simply that deconstructing regimes of marginalization will immanently lead to the emergence of some vaguely conceived egalitarian society.”

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