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 International Law and Ethics After the Critical Challenge: Framing the Legal within the Post-Foundational

Contents

• • Preliminary Material (i-xx)   (145K)
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    • Table Of Contents
    • The Monograph Series
    • Foreword
    • Acknowledgements
  • The Scope And Aims Of The Book (1-22)   (199K)
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    • Introduction
    • Some Preliminary Clarifications
    • Aims And Limits
  • International Law And The Critical Challenge (23-44)   (193K)
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    • The Primacy Of The Periphery
    • The Foundational Contradictions Of International Legal Thought
    • Liberalism And The Modern Problematic
    • The Critical Challenge To International Law
  • Reactions To The Critical Challenge (45-80)   (276K)
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    • Some Preliminary Exclusions
    • Modern Reactions
    • Confessions, Dichotomies, And Trends At The Periphery
    • Beyond The Critical Challenge
  • A Common Problematic (81-104)   (196K)
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    • The Common Problematic
    • Nietzsche And The “Sceptical Attitude”
    • Ethics In Sartre And Beauvoir
    • Camus: A Shift In Focus
  • Foucault, Ethics And Enlightenment (105-130)   (204K)
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    • Power And Freedom
    • The Legacy Of The Enlightenment
    • The Ethics Of Self-Creation
    • Towards A New Game?
  • Rorty, Epistemology And Literature (131-154)   (200K)
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    • The Possibility Of Other Narratives
    • The Rejection Of Epistemology
    • The Public, The Private And The “Literary Culture”
    • The Limits Of The Public/Private Metaphor
  • The Foundations Of A Post-Foundational Ethics (155-176)   (189K)
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    • The Problematic Of Ethical Post-Foundationalism
    • Two Formal Considerations
    • Arguments To Avoid
    • Argumentation And Literature
  • Kratochwil, Rhetoric And Communicative Action (177-198)   (181K)
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    • The Turn(s) To Ethics
    • Post-Foundationalism, Ethics And Norms In Kratochwil
    • Argumentation And Rhetoric
    • The Normative Dimension Of Communicative Action
  • Korhonen, Situationality And “The Cave” (199-218)   (168K)
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    • Facing The Post-Foundational
    • From Silence To The Fortress: Tekhne And Phronesis
    • The Mysticism Of “The Cave”
    • A “Retreat” To The Fortress?
  • Franck, Democracy And Fairness (219-238)   (177K)
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    • Franck And Post-Foundationalism
    • The Preconditions Of Fairness
    • Fairness And Democracy
    • The Disingenuity Of Universality
  • Rawls And The Law Of Peoples (239-256)   (171K)
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    • Rawls’ Trajectory
    • The New “Original” Position
    • Human Rights And Distributive Justice
    • Post-Foundationalism And Justification
  • From Contradiction To Aporia (257-276)   (169K)
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    • Contradiction And Beyond
    • Apology/Utopia And Absurdity/Responsibility
    • From Contradiction To Aporia
  • The Recovery Of Rhetoric (277-302)   (215K)
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    • The Shifting Paradigm
    • The Expulsion Of Rhetoric
    • The Recovery Of Rhetoric
    • The Limits Of The Argumentative Paradigm
  • The Expansion Of Rhetoric (303-326)   (195K)
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    • On Truth In Literature
    • Beyond Argument
    • Surface And Enacted Meaning
    • Ethics And The Literary Rhetorical Paradigm
  • The Rhetoric Of Eunomia (327-368)   (300K)
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    • Why Eunomia?
    • The Structures Of Eunomia – An Overview
    • The Rhetoric Of Eunomia
    • The Mystification Of Society
    • Eunomia, Philosophy, Literature
  • Framing The Legal Within The Post-Foundational (369-400)   (231K)
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    • On The Idea Of Frames
    • To Recap…
    • Framing The Legal
    • A Metaphorical Suggestion
  • Bibliography (401-416)   (160K)
  • Index (417-424)   (151K)