Narrative, Violence, and the Law: The Essays of Robert Cover (Law, Meaning, And Violence)
by Michael Ryan, Martha Minow, Austin Sarat
This collection gathers the essays of Robert Cover on the relationships among narrative, violence, and law. Framed by the themes of legal meaning and interpretation, it offers a focused resource for readers exploring legal theory, jurisprudence, and the broader human significance of law.
About This Book
Narrative, Violence, and the Law brings together essays by Robert Cover under the themes of law, meaning, and violence.
The volume considers how narrative and interpretation relate to legal thought and practice.
Edited by Michael Ryan, Martha Minow, and Austin Sarat, this collection presents Cover’s work for readers interested in legal theory and the humanities.
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