Post-Modern Law Lightenment, Revolution and the Deathg of Man

Anthony Carty

Paperback (28 Jun 1990)

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Publisher's Synopsis

This treatise examines the enlightenment model of law from a post-modern perspective. It introduces the work of French thinkers such as Foucault, Derrida and Baudrillard, in terms of their implications for analytical and sociological theories of law which have their roots in the Enlightenment.

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ISBN:	9780748601561
Publisher:	Edinburgh University Press
Imprint:	Edinburgh University Press
Pub date:	28 Jun 1990
DEWEY:	340.1
DEWEY edition:	20
Number of pages:	166
Weight:	360g
Height:	216mm
Width:	138mm