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- A short history of the British Critical Legal Conference or the responsibility of the critic
General jurisprudence is a type of thinking about law and the social bond developed by British critical legal scholars. Returning to the classical concerns of (legal) philosophy, it examines the legal aspects of social reproduction both inside and outside state law, treating posited law as a part of wider legality. Read more
- Shackled by the legal sensus communis. On the difficulties of critically oriented sociology of law
The Polish sociology of law is unfamiliar with the critical sociology of law as proposedby P. Bourdieu – one of the most acclaimed contemporary sociologists. Read more
- Why Edward Abramowski’s cooperativism may be not the utopia?
Edward Abramowski (1868–1918) was a famous Polish theorist of cooperativism. He wasa socialist but critical assumptions of Marxism theory, which dominated at the turn of 19thand 20th century. Read more
- The Notion of Ideological Interpellation and Critical Discourse on Law
The present methodological paper aims at answering the question whether the notion of ideological interpellation, put forward by L. Althusser, in the form given to it by S. Žižek,can be operationalised in order to be deployed as a tool for the critical reading of legal texts. Read more
- What „The Political” Can Bring Into The Polish Theory of Law. Toward a Further Investigations
The political is a category entirely absent in the Polish theory and philosophy of law. Article presents history of “the political”, category developed by thinkers such as M. Read more
- Are we all feminists now’’? The Challenge of Feminist Jurisprudence to Traditional Legal Theory
The potential of Feminist Jurisprudence is mainly built on its criticism of Traditional Jurisprudence. Read more
- Affirmative amnesia and conservative crits. Some remarks on the condition of critical legal thought in Central and Eastern Europe
The purpose of this article is to analyze the causes and effects of two phenomena, which can be considered as characteristic of the critical legal discourse in Central and Eastern Europe. The first phenomenon is sometimes termed as „affirmative amnesia”. Read more
- Critical Legal Conference, Belfast, Northern Ireland, 5-7 September 2013
- 1st International Workshop on Law and Ideology, Wrocław, 29-30.05.2014 r.