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Zilberszac, N. (2024). 'Legal Objectivity' In K. Leyhausen-Seibert, A. Menzel, & F. Vogel (Eds.), Wissen in Recht und Sprache – Viele Stimmen, vage Grenzen (1st ed., pp. 87-100)
Zilberszac, Nicole. "Legal Objectivity: Towards a material and embodied approach". Wissen in Recht und Sprache – Viele Stimmen, vage Grenzen, edited by Katja Leyhausen-Seibert, Anna Menzel and Friedemann Vogel, Duncker & Humblot, 2024, pp. 87-100.
Zilberszac, N. (2024): 'Legal Objectivity', in Leyhausen-Seibert, K, Menzel, A, Vogel, F (eds.). Wissen in Recht und Sprache – Viele Stimmen, vage Grenzen. Duncker & Humblot, pp. 87-100.
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Legal Objectivity

Towards a material and embodied approach

Zilberszac, Nicole

In: Wissen in Recht und Sprache – Viele Stimmen, vage Grenzen (2024), pp. 87–100

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Table of Contents

Section Title Page Action Price
Legal Objectivity 87
Towards a material and embodied approach 87
I. Introduction 87
II. Deficits of different accounts of legal objectivity 90
III. Replace, abandon or reconceptualize 93
IV. Knowing the law – 4E Cognition as a framework for legal cognitive processes 94
V. Being the law: In what way can we think about the law as an object? 96
VI. Towards a material and embodied approach to legal objectivity 97
Literature 97

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