Radical Philosophy of Law

David S. Caudill is a professor of law at Washington & Lee University School of Law. He is the author of Property: Cases, Documents, and Lawyering Strategies (2004).

• The Legacy of Marxist Jurisprudence; The Analytic Defence of Functional Marxism and Law; Post-modern Law and Subjectivity: Lacan and the Linguistic Turn; Re-returning to Freud: Critical Legal Studies as Cultural Psychoanalysis; A Theory of Social Injustice; Feminist Legal Critics: The Reluctant Radicals; Rethinking the Language of Law, Justice, and Community: Post-modern Feminist Jurisprudence; The Marxian Critique of Criminal Justice; Legitimation Crisis in Contract Law: A Test Case for Critical Legal Studies and Its Critics; Constituting the Modern State: The Supreme Court, Labour Law, and the Contradictions of Legitimation; The Chaotic Indeterminacy of Tort Law: Between Formation and Nihilism; Perversions of Justice: Examining the Doctrine of U.S. Rights to Occupancy in North America; Marriage, Law and Gender: A Feminist Inquiry; Disembodiment: Abortion and Gay Rights; Hate Speech, Freedom, and Discourse Ethics in the Academy; Index.