Tolerated illegality and intolerable legality: from legal philosophy to critique

Tolerated illegality and intolerable legality: from legal philosophy to critique

This project uses Michel Foucault’s underdeveloped notion of “tolerated illegality” as a departure point for two converging inquiries. The first analyzes, and then critiques, dominant legal logics and values. This part argues that traditional legal philosophers exhibit a “disagreement without differ...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Plyley, Kathryn
Other Authors: Johnson, Rebecca
Format: Others
Language:en
Published: 2018
Subjects:
tolerated illegality
legality
rule of law
socio-legal critique
Indigenous resurgence
power relations
toleration
superheroes
law and film
law and television
critical legal thought
Michel Foucault
Lon Fuller
Wendy Brown
tolerance
legal philosophy
Antigone
The Wire
gap studies
scientism in law
Indigenous dispossession
law and order
neoliberalism
legal certainty and predictability
bureaucracy
Daredevil
Online Access:https://dspace.library.uvic.ca//handle/1828/9259

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