James Boyd White

James Boyd White (born 1938) is an American law professor, literary critic, scholar and philosopher who is generally credited with founding the "law and Literature" movement. He is a proponent of the analysis of constitutive rhetoric in the analysis of legal texts. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Living speech : resisting the empire of force
    by White, James Boyd, 1938-
    Published 2006
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    Talk to entering students
    by White, James Boyd, 1938-
    Published 1900
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    This book of starres : learning to read George Herbert
    by White, James Boyd, 1938-
    Published 1994
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    When words lose their meaning : constitutions and reconstitutions of language, character, and community
    by White, James Boyd, 1938-
    Published 1984
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    Heracles' bow : essays on the rhetoric and poetics of the law
    by White, James Boyd, 1938-
    Published 1985
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    The legal imagination
    by White, James Boyd, 1938-
    Published 1985
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    The legal imagination
    by White, James Boyd, 1938-
    Published 1985
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    From expectation to experience : essays on law and legal education
    by White, James Boyd, 1938-
    Published 1999
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    Law and democracy in the empire of force
    Published 2009
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