- The volume probes the conceptual boundary between legal reasoning and literary fabrication, assessing how narrative devices influence adjudicative outcomes.
- It advances a structured critique of doctrinal reliance on metaphor, parable, and theatricality in judicial opinions.
- Employing comparative case analysis and normative argumentation, the book evaluates the legitimacy risks posed by fiction‑inflected reasoning.
- The author proposes principled safeguards to preserve legal coherence, transparency, and institutional integrity.
- Intended for the bench, bar, and academy, the work furnishes judges and scholars with analytical tools to discern and correct the incursions of fiction into law.
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IS LAW STITCHED TO FICTION?
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IS LAW STITCHED TO FICTION? THE STAGE OF THE STOOGES examines the interplay between legal doctrine and narrative form, interrogating whether law borrows from, shapes, or is undermined by fictional constructs through a jurisprudential lens suited to judicial analysis.
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