Symposium: Cognitive Legal Studies: Categorization and Imagination in the Mind of Law
A Conference in Celebration of the Publication of Steven L. Winter's Book, A Clearing in the Forest: Law, Life, and Mind
Introduction
Lawrence M. Solan
Law Incarnate
Mark Johnson
Relative Constraint and Public Reason: What is “The Work We Expect of Law”?
Frank I. Michelman
Changing the Subject: Cognitive Theory and the Teaching of Law
Jeremy Paul
The Subject and Object of Law
Lawrence Joseph
Governing Through Crime Metaphors
Jonathan Simon
“We Must be Hunters of Meaning”: Race, Metaphor, and the Models of Steven Winter
D. Marvin Jones
Freedom and Constraint in Adjudication: A Look Through the Lens of Cognitive Psychology
Dan Simon
What it Really Means to Say “Law is Politics”: Political History and Legal Argument in Bush v. Gore
Peter Gabel
When Self-Governance is a Game
Steven L. Winter
Afterword
Gary Minda