Thinking Through the Body of the Law (1996) is a pathbreaking book which should presage further w... more Thinking Through the Body of the Law (1996) is a pathbreaking book which should presage further works of its kind. While the essays are more diverse than coherent, there is a general attempt to supplement Critical Legal Studies, Feminist Jurisprudence and Critical Race Theories' re-conceptualisation of the Law as something other than an isolated practice of objective and impartial rules. The authors question our understanding of ethics, embodiment, the social and law/justice. In doing so they present us with an inspiring range of trajectories which call for further research. In this respect, the title of the book sets an overly ambitious agenda. The title performatively asserts that the 'thinking' that is done in this book accomplishes a 'thinking through the body of the law.' This presumes a movement involving destination and arrival; parameters which seem both an impossibility and an undesirability given the subject. To reconceptualise ethics, embodiment and law-justice, as Patton attests in the book, requires us to find 'new fonns' (p.59) that will not be known in advance of the process nor be final in their 'specific detenninations.' (p.59
Taxation Law Essay 2002 Introduction to Income Taxation Law , 2002
Judith Grbich Convened and Lectured Course in 2002 at LaTrobe University, School of Law and Lega... more Judith Grbich Convened and Lectured Course in 2002 at LaTrobe University, School of Law and Legal Studies, Melbourne, Australia, Students Assessment by Essay submitted as Research. Students provided with 3 Essay Topics plus suggested Reading List for beginning Research on Taxation Avoidance, Tax Planning, and Financial aspects of Western Cultures of Tax Avoidance.
My focus in this paper is upon an exploration of some cultural forms at work in legal writing on ... more My focus in this paper is upon an exploration of some cultural forms at work in legal writing on native title entitlement in Australia and in the recent Australian novel Eucalyptus.' In native title judgments questions of historical fact have been juxtaposed to the binding nature of ...
... The "Mystical Foundation of Authority"' (1... more ... The "Mystical Foundation of Authority"' (1990) 11 CardoZo Law Review 919; McVeigh Shaun, Rush Peter & Young Alison 'A Judgment Dwelling in law: Violence and the Relations of Legal Thought' in Sarat Austin ed. Law, Violence and the Possibiliy ofJustice Princeton ...
Page 1. Feminist Legal Studies VoI.V no.2 [1997] TAXATION NARRATIVES OF ECONOMIC GAIN: READING BO... more Page 1. Feminist Legal Studies VoI.V no.2 [1997] TAXATION NARRATIVES OF ECONOMIC GAIN: READING BODIES TRANSGRESSIVELY* JUDITH E. G RBICH** Several years ago I gave a lecture to a group of male students ...
Page 1. Feminist Legal Studies VoI.V no.2 [1997] TAXATION NARRATIVES OF ECONOMIC GAIN: READING BO... more Page 1. Feminist Legal Studies VoI.V no.2 [1997] TAXATION NARRATIVES OF ECONOMIC GAIN: READING BODIES TRANSGRESSIVELY* JUDITH E. G RBICH** Several years ago I gave a lecture to a group of male students ...
Australian Law Reform Commission Discussion Paper 54. , 1993
Submission to the Australian Law Reform Commission 1993 regarding the Equality Reference, Discuss... more Submission to the Australian Law Reform Commission 1993 regarding the Equality Reference, Discussion Paper 54: Equality before the Law, Para 10.8 Taxation. Submission on the tax unit question and the economic value placed on the activities of women.
Thinking Through the Body of the Law (1996) is a pathbreaking book which should presage further w... more Thinking Through the Body of the Law (1996) is a pathbreaking book which should presage further works of its kind. While the essays are more diverse than coherent, there is a general attempt to supplement Critical Legal Studies, Feminist Jurisprudence and Critical Race Theories' re-conceptualisation of the Law as something other than an isolated practice of objective and impartial rules. The authors question our understanding of ethics, embodiment, the social and law/justice. In doing so they present us with an inspiring range of trajectories which call for further research. In this respect, the title of the book sets an overly ambitious agenda. The title performatively asserts that the 'thinking' that is done in this book accomplishes a 'thinking through the body of the law.' This presumes a movement involving destination and arrival; parameters which seem both an impossibility and an undesirability given the subject. To reconceptualise ethics, embodiment and law-justice, as Patton attests in the book, requires us to find 'new fonns' (p.59) that will not be known in advance of the process nor be final in their 'specific detenninations.' (p.59
Taxation Law Essay 2002 Introduction to Income Taxation Law , 2002
Judith Grbich Convened and Lectured Course in 2002 at LaTrobe University, School of Law and Lega... more Judith Grbich Convened and Lectured Course in 2002 at LaTrobe University, School of Law and Legal Studies, Melbourne, Australia, Students Assessment by Essay submitted as Research. Students provided with 3 Essay Topics plus suggested Reading List for beginning Research on Taxation Avoidance, Tax Planning, and Financial aspects of Western Cultures of Tax Avoidance.
My focus in this paper is upon an exploration of some cultural forms at work in legal writing on ... more My focus in this paper is upon an exploration of some cultural forms at work in legal writing on native title entitlement in Australia and in the recent Australian novel Eucalyptus.' In native title judgments questions of historical fact have been juxtaposed to the binding nature of ...
... The "Mystical Foundation of Authority"' (1... more ... The "Mystical Foundation of Authority"' (1990) 11 CardoZo Law Review 919; McVeigh Shaun, Rush Peter & Young Alison 'A Judgment Dwelling in law: Violence and the Relations of Legal Thought' in Sarat Austin ed. Law, Violence and the Possibiliy ofJustice Princeton ...
Page 1. Feminist Legal Studies VoI.V no.2 [1997] TAXATION NARRATIVES OF ECONOMIC GAIN: READING BO... more Page 1. Feminist Legal Studies VoI.V no.2 [1997] TAXATION NARRATIVES OF ECONOMIC GAIN: READING BODIES TRANSGRESSIVELY* JUDITH E. G RBICH** Several years ago I gave a lecture to a group of male students ...
Page 1. Feminist Legal Studies VoI.V no.2 [1997] TAXATION NARRATIVES OF ECONOMIC GAIN: READING BO... more Page 1. Feminist Legal Studies VoI.V no.2 [1997] TAXATION NARRATIVES OF ECONOMIC GAIN: READING BODIES TRANSGRESSIVELY* JUDITH E. G RBICH** Several years ago I gave a lecture to a group of male students ...
Australian Law Reform Commission Discussion Paper 54. , 1993
Submission to the Australian Law Reform Commission 1993 regarding the Equality Reference, Discuss... more Submission to the Australian Law Reform Commission 1993 regarding the Equality Reference, Discussion Paper 54: Equality before the Law, Para 10.8 Taxation. Submission on the tax unit question and the economic value placed on the activities of women.
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