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Luis Eslava / Dense struggle : on ghosts, law, and the global order -- Chris Butler / Spatial abstraction, legal violence, and the promise of appropriation -- Sarah Keenan / A prison around your ankle and a border in every street : theorising law, space and the subject -- Emily Grabham / Praxiographies' of time : law, temporalities, and material worlds -- Lucy Finchett-Maddock / Continua of (in)justice -- Olivia Barr / Movement an homage to legal drips, wobbles & perpetual motion -- Andrea Pavoni / Disenchanting senses : law and the taste of the real -- Nicola Masciandario / Synaesthesia : the mystical sense of law -- Dragan Milovanovich / Touching you, touching me in law and justice : toward a quantum holographic process-informational understanding -- Illan Rua Wall / Turbulent legality : sovereignty, security, and the police -- Elena loizidou / Sequences on law and the body -- Laurent de Sutter / On resisting bodies -- Renisa Mawani / Insect wars : bees, bedbugs, and biopolitics -- Anna Grear / Anthropocene "time"? a reflection on temporalities in the "new age of the human" -- Yoriko Otomo / Making lawful animals -- Honni van Rijswijk / Law's aggressive realism and feminist genres of violence and harm -- Maria Aristodemou / From decaffeinated democracy to democracy in the real in ten (lacanian) sessions -- Christopher Tomlins / Why law's objects do not disappear : on history as remainder -- James Martel / Must the law be a liar? walter benjamin on the possibility of an anarchist form of law -- Alain Pottage / Literary materiality -- Emilie Cloatre and David Cowan / Legalities and materialities -- Hyo Yoon Kang law's materiality : between concrete matters and abstract forms, or how matter becomes material -- Andreas Philippopoulos-Mihalopoulos / To have to do with the law : an essay -- Anne Bottomley and Nathan Moore / On new model jurisprudence : the scholar/critic as (cosmic) artisan
Routledge Handbook of Law and Theory by Andreas Philippopoulos-Mihalopoulos is 535 pages long, and a total of 136,425 words.
This makes it 181% the length of the average book. It also has 167% more words than the average book.
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