Narrative and Metaphor in the Law - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vii

Contributors

pp viii-xii

Introduction

pp 1-12

Conversation I - Narrative, Metaphor, and Concepts of Justice and Legal systems

pp 13-54

Editors’ Introduction

pp 15-18

1 - On Narrating and Troping the Law: The Conjoined Use of Narrative and Metaphor in Legal Discourse

pp 19-36

2 - What’s It Like? Native Americans and the Ambivalence of Legal Metaphors

pp 37-54

Conversation II - Narrative and Metaphor in Legal Persuasion

pp 55-110

Editors’ Introduction

pp 57-64

3 - Metaphoric Parable: The Nexus of Metaphor and Narrative in Persuasive Legal Writing*

pp 65-89

Appendix - Additional Examples of Metaphoric Parable in Persuasive Legal Writing

pp 86-89

4 - Embodied Metaphor in Persuasive Legal Narrative

pp 90-110

Conversation III - Narrative and Metaphor in Judicial Opinions

pp 111-150

Editors’ Introduction

pp 113-120

5 - Narrative in the Legal Text: Judicial Opinions and Their Narratives*

pp 121-139

6 - Legal Stories, the Reality Effect, and Visual Narratives: A Response to Simon Stern

pp 140-150

Conversation IV - Narrative, Metaphor, and Gender in the Law

pp 151-192

Editors’ Introduction

pp 153-156

7 - Gender Justice: The Role of Stories and Images*

pp 157-192

Conversation V - Narrative, Metaphor, and Innovations in Legal Thinking

pp 193-242

Editors’ Introduction

pp 195-199

8 - The “Crime as a Disease” Metaphor: Vision, Power, and Collaboration in Social Problems Research

pp 200-219

9 - The Fertility (sic) of the Crime/Disease Linkage for Metaphor and Narrative: Response to Potter

pp 220-242

Conversation VI - Narrative and Metaphor in Public Debate around Crime and Punishment

pp 243-288

Editors’ Introduction

pp 245-250

10 - Narrative Conventions in Crime Reporting

pp 251-268

11 - Metaphors, Stories, and Media Framing of Crime: Response to Lithwick

pp 269-288