For What It's Worth

Usually, one thinks of nostalgia as the characteristic vice of the conservative. When Republicans bandy slogans like "family values," progressives are quick to recognize the dangerous sentimentality that yearns for a status quo ante in which men were men and women were women and minorities were seldom seen and never heard-the age, as Ronald Reagan so callously put it, "back before we knew we had a race problem." In contrast, one thinks of Utopian romanticism as the characteristic weakness of the progressive. The radical's longing for revolutionary change is seen by conservatives as the dangerously naive and quixotic yearning for human perfection in a flawed and tragic world

Economics · Law and economics

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• The Web of Group Affiliations Revisited

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• A Prophecy of Possibility

  Open Access•Austin Sarat•Law & Society Review•1995

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• Reflections on the Reach of Law (and Society) Post 9/11

  Open Access•Lynn Mather•Law & Society Review•2003

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• Notes on a Schema for Stories

  Open Access•David E Rumelhart•Representation and understanding•1975

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• The Body in the Mind

  Mark Johnson, Mark H Johnson•Body in the Mind•1987

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• Writing and Difference

  Jacques Derrida, Alan S Bass et al.•Writing and Difference•1980

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• Michel Foucault

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• Dissemination

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• Michel Foucault

  Hubert L Dreyfus, Paul Rabinow•Michel Foucault•2014

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• In Another Kind of Wood”

  Open Access•Jonathan Simon•Law & Social Inquiry•1992

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• Normative and Nowhere to Go

  Pierre Schlag•Stanford Law Review•1990

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• Neutrality, Legitimacy, and the Supreme Court

  Jan Ginter Deutsch•Stanford Law Review•1968

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• Doing what Comes Naturally

  Frank Donoghue, Stanley Fish•Modern Language Notes•1989

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• Women, Fire, and Dangerous Things

  George Lakoff•Women, Fire, and Dangerous Things•1987

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• Sources of the self

  Charles Taylor•Sources of the Self•1989

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• After virtue

  Alasdair C Macintyre•After virtue•2007

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• Transcendental Nonsense, Metaphoric Reasoning, and the Cognitive Stakes for Law

  Samantha L Winter, Steven L Winter•University of Pennsylvania Law…•1989

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• The Postmodern Condition

  Jean-François Lyotard, Geoff Bennington et al.•1984

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• Postmodernism, Protest, and the New Social Movements

  Open Access•Joel F Handler•Law & Society Review•1992

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