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Mark Kelman

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Kelman argues that much in the law involves providing rational interpretative constructs that surround a non-rational core – what he terms 'rational rhetoricism' with the result that, in his words, "It is illuminating and disquieting to see that we are nonrationally constructing the legal world over
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Being a published novelist, Kelman is well aware of the role of narrative in forming a sense of personal identity - as also of the way narratives may be incriminating or exculpatory, depending on the time frame used.
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has proposed in rebuttal that such rhetorical constructs are in fact a necessary aspect of the human condition, and thus an inevitable facet of the legal world as well.
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Thus, for example, when viewed in a long enough time-frame, a criminal act which appears at first sight the result of individual responsibility
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movement and authored "A Guide to Critical Legal Studies." He is widely known for his influential 1978 critique of the
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Mark Kelman, 'Interpretive Construction in the Substantive Criminal Law'
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Index

Stanford Law School
economics
psychology
critical legal studies
Coase theorem
law and economics
Harvard College
Harvard Law School
Stanley Fish
Negative capability
Roberto Unger
"Brian Leiter Most Cited Law Professors by Specialty, 2000-2007"
"Archived copy"
the original
cite web
link
"Redirecting"
"Mark G. Kelman"
Mark Kelman's biography at Stanford Law School
Categories
1951 births
Living people
Lawyers from New York City
Stanford Law School faculty
American philosophers of law
American legal scholars
Harvard College alumni
Harvard Law School alumni

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