Volume 67	2002	Number 4

CONTENTS
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
ARTICLES
Introduction (PDF)	Lawrence M. Solan
Law Incarnate (PDF)	Mark Johnson
Relative Constraint and Public Reason: What is “The Work We Expect of Law”? (PDF)	Frank I. Michelman
Changing the Subject: Cognitive Theory and the Teaching of Law (PDF)	Jeremy Paul
The Subject and Object of Law (PDF)	Lawrence Joseph
Governing Through Crime Metaphors (PDF)	Jonathan Simon
“We Must be Hunters of Meaning”: Race, Metaphor, and the Models of Steven Winter (PDF)	D. Marvin Jones
Freedom and Constraint in Adjudication: A Look Through the Lens of Cognitive Psychology (PDF)	Dan Simon
What it Really Means to Say “Law is Politics”: Political History and Legal Argument in Bush v. Gore (PDF)	Peter Gabel
When Self-Governance is a Game (PDF)	Steven L. Winter
Afterword (PDF)	Gary Minda
NOTES
ERISA Preemption of State Tort Law Claims Against Managed Care Entities (PDF)	John W. Schuch
COMMENTS
Sea Hunt, Inc. v. The Unidentified Shipwrecked Vessel or Vessels: How the Fourth Circuit Rocked the Boat (PDF)	Kevin Berean
An Attempt to Pick Up the Fallen Bricks of the Wall Separating Church and State After Santa Fe v. Doe (PDF)	Ross Schmierer