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Shallow equality and symbolic jurisprudence in multilingual legal orders / Janny H.C. Leung.
Series: Oxford studies in language and lawPublisher: New York : Oxford University Press, [2019]Description: xii, 305 pages ; 24 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9780190210335 (hardback)
- K3259 .L48 2019
Contents:
Machine generated contents note: -- Introduction. Language and Law in the Whirlpool of Politics -- Chapter One. Tracing Linguistic Management through Time: Law as a Lens -- <strong>Chapter Two.</strong> Mapping a Global Phenomenon: The Spectacle of Official Multilingualism -- <strong>Chapter Three.</strong> How Official Multilingualism Works: A Symbolic Jurisprudence -- <strong>Chapter Four.</strong> Institutionalizing Multilingualism: Watchdogs on a Leash and the Bureaucratic Trap -- <strong>Chapter Five.</strong> Creating Multilingual Legal Texts: Domination and Dependence -- <strong>Chapter Six.</strong> Interpreting Multilingual Legislation: The Limits of Language and the Certainty of Uncertainty -- <strong>Chapter Seven.</strong> Conferring Official Language Rights in Legal Communication: Access to Justice and Conflict of Laws -- <strong>Chapter Eight.</strong> Concluding Remarks on Linguistic Equality, Strategic Pluralism and Linguistic Justice.
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National Law School | Available | OABP252 |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 267-294) and index.
Machine generated contents note: -- Introduction. Language and Law in the Whirlpool of Politics -- Chapter One. Tracing Linguistic Management through Time: Law as a Lens -- <strong>Chapter Two.</strong> Mapping a Global Phenomenon: The Spectacle of Official Multilingualism -- <strong>Chapter Three.</strong> How Official Multilingualism Works: A Symbolic Jurisprudence -- <strong>Chapter Four.</strong> Institutionalizing Multilingualism: Watchdogs on a Leash and the Bureaucratic Trap -- <strong>Chapter Five.</strong> Creating Multilingual Legal Texts: Domination and Dependence -- <strong>Chapter Six.</strong> Interpreting Multilingual Legislation: The Limits of Language and the Certainty of Uncertainty -- <strong>Chapter Seven.</strong> Conferring Official Language Rights in Legal Communication: Access to Justice and Conflict of Laws -- <strong>Chapter Eight.</strong> Concluding Remarks on Linguistic Equality, Strategic Pluralism and Linguistic Justice.
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