The Child before the Court: Judgment, Citizenship, and the Constitution (Rhetoric, Law, and the Humanities)
The Child before the Court examines childhood in relation to judgment, citizenship, and the Constitution. Drawing together rhetoric, law, and the humanities, Timothy Barouch presents a focused study of how these concepts meet in legal and civic thought.
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The Child before the Court explores the relationship between childhood, judgment, citizenship, and the Constitution.
Positioned at the intersection of rhetoric, law, and the humanities, the book considers how legal and civic ideas are shaped by the figure of the child.
It offers a focused work for readers interested in constitutional thought, legal interpretation, citizenship, and humanistic approaches to law.
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