Titlebook: Lawyers Making Meaning; The Semiotics of Law Jan M. Broekman,Larry Catà Backer Textbook 2013 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2013

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Politics, Semiotics and Law: Person and Thingns. Today more than in earlier times, those same identities—experiencing the innermost tensions between Self and State, which are driven by an unperceived dynamics like clouds at the blue sky—display the need to incarnate, or in many cases to be incarnated in order to be kept alive.

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The Legal Semiotic Modus Operandi: Squaresrticle applies semiotics to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court case. to reveal the shift in social context that made the lines of legal reasoning behind the outcome appear “self-evident” for lawyers and the public.

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Jan M. Broekman,Larry Catà BackerBridges the theory and practices of law.Provides the basis of how to read, construct and apply modern law.Enhances and intensifies awareness of the semiotic dimensions in legal handiwork.Provides a st

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-5458-4Arbitrary Character of a Sign; Ethics of Signifying; Faces of Justice; From Philosophy to Semiotics; Gre

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Semiotics: A Fresh Start for Lawnd semiotics, and (d) the . as a precondition for signs. Law refers to Peirce’s definition of a sign and should therefore accept its . relationship as constitutive: the “interpretant” is mediator in understanding signs. A sign on itself is not a sign: there is always a context, a community, a langua

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Peirce and Legal Semioticsunicate meaning.Coded texts are thus signs to decode for a reader, and the decoding touches the essence of the magic of legal language.Kevelson gave law a Peircean frame when highlighting in various publications how the entire notion of a legal system consists of interrelating communicative processe