| Spring 1994 |
Editor: Andrew Payne
Contents:
- Reading Our Rights’, Andrew Payne
- The Jurisprudence of Difference: Writing Law’s Others’, Peter Goodrich
- An Interview with Jeff Wall’, Mark Lewis
- Constituting Modernity: The Epic Horizons of Constitutional Narratives’, Jerald Zaslove
- ‘from the Transit Bar’, Vera Frenkel
- ‘Writing Cultural Differences into the Law’, Dilip Yogasundrum
- ‘Being Out in Public: Questions of Praxis and Representation’, George Baird
- ‘Sovereign Identities and the Politics of Forgetting’, R.B.J. Walker
- ‘Architecture Body Parallax’, Alexander Pilis
- ‘The Requirement’, Frank Graziano
- ‘Alice James and the Right to Death’, Deborah Esch
- ‘Julia Scher’s Aesthetic Occupations’, Public Access
- ‘Television and the Fragility of Testimony’, Avital Ronell
Excerpt:
Dilip Yogasundrum, “Writing Cultural Difference into the Law”:
“Black writing is caught between these two poles: of anticipating a subjectivity which it has been denied, but which, through its inscription, will demonstrate that that subjectivity was there all along; and recovering a subjectivity which will have funded a future horizon distinct from the particular subjectivity of the West.” (85)
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