Translating the social world for law : linguistic tools for a new legal realism / edited by Elizabeth Mertz, William K. Ford, and Gregory Matoesian.
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New York, NY :
Oxford University Press,
[2016]
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| Series: | Oxford studies in language and law.
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Table of Contents:
- Translating law and social science / William K. Ford, Elizabeth Mertz
- Translating defendants' apologies during allocution at sentencing / M. Catherine Guber
- Gruber "in translation" / Frances Tung
- Translating token instances of "this" into type patterns of "that" : the discursive and multimodal translation of evidence into precedent / Gregory Matoesian
- Matoesian "in translation " : from instances of "this" to patterns of "that" : translating evidence into legal precedent / Christopher Roy, Elizabeth Mertz
- Performative risks In risking performance / Michael Silverstein
- Silverstein "in translation" / Elizabeth Mertz
- The law and science of video game violence : who lost more in translation? / William K. Ford
- Being human : negotiating religion, law, and science in the classroom and the courtroom / Winnifred Fallers Sullivan
- Social science and the ways of the trial court : possibilities of translation / Robert P. Burns
- Processes of translation and demarcation in legal worlds / Susan Gal
- "Can you get there from here?" : translating law and social science / Elizabeth Mertz
- Law's resistance to translation : what law and literature can teach us / Peter Brooks (Interview)
- Some further thoughts on translating law and social science / Gregory Matoesian.