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Law as literature: Deconstructing the legal text

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    Sheila Duncan

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The author gratefully acknowledges the comments of Brendan McSweeney on an earlier draft of this text and the comments of participants at the Conference on Literature and Law, Centre for English Studies, University of London, November 1993.

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Duncan, S. Law as literature: Deconstructing the legal text. Law Critique 5, 3–29 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01129728

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