Scalia v. Scalia: Opportunistic Textualism in Constitutional Interpretation (Rhetoric, Law, and the Humanities)
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Scalia v. Scalia: Opportunistic Textualism in Constitutional Interpretation (Rhetoric, Law, and the Humanities)

by Catherine L. Langford

Law rhetoric
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A scholarly examination of Justice Scalia's use of textualism in constitutional interpretation, focusing on rhetorical analysis and legal theory.

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This book analyzes the judicial writings of Justice Antonin Scalia with attention to his methods of constitutional interpretation.

It explores how Scalia applied textualism in various cases and the rhetorical strategies present in his opinions.

The study situates these approaches within broader debates in legal theory and the humanities.

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