A Life of One’s Own: Freedom and Obligation in the Novels of Henry James

A Life of One’s Own: Freedom and Obligation in the Novels of Henry James

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This dissertation argues that the novels of Henry James offer a conception of personhood and of human freedom better able to explain and unify private law than the conceptions currently dominant in private law theory. I begin by laying out the two conceptual frameworks that now dominate private law...

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Main Author: Brudner Nadler, Jennifer
Other Authors: Morgan, Ed
Language:en_ca
Published: 2012
Subjects:
private law
Henry James
law and literature
private law theory
0398
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/1807/34819

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