Law in Crisis by Miller, Ruth A. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents CHAPTER ONE - Introduction

Introduction Ecstasy Ecstasy and Subjectivity Ecstasy, Subjectivity, and Truth States of Exception Natural Disasters and Metaphysical Disasters Disaster Law and Feminist Theory Historical Context and Chapter Outlines Conclusion

CHAPTER TWO - Writing About Disaster

Introduction Historical Disaster Writing Contemporary Disaster Writing Conclusion

CHAPTER THREE - The Gift of Life

Introduction Ecstatic Life Bodily Fluids and Bodily Parts Viruses and Bacteria Conclusion

CHAPTER FOUR - Respect in Death

Introduction Ecstatic Death Death Tolls and Declaring the Dead Decomposition, Disinterment, and Democracy Ghouls and Ghosts: Assaulting the Rights of the Dead Conclusion

CHAPTER FIVE - Seismic Space

Introduction Ecstatic Space The Environment: Nature and Wilderness The Camp Cemeteries Squares and Monuments Conclusion

CHAPTER SIX - Conclusion Reference Matter Bibliography Index THE CULTURAL LIVES OF LAW

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