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<p><p>our Constitution Speaks In General Terms Of Liberty And Property, Of The Privileges And Immunities Of Citizens, And Of The Equal Protection Of The Laws&#151;open-ended Phrases That Seem To Invite Readers To Reflect In Them Their Own Visions And Agendas. Yet, Recognizing That The Constitution Cannot Be Merely What Its Interpreters Wish It To Be, This Volume's Authors Draw On Literary And Mathematical Analogies To Explore How The Fundamental Charter Of American Government Should Be Construed Today.<p></p> <h3>richard, Jr. A. Brisbin</h3> <p>for The Past Decade Many Scholars Of The Constitution Have Debated How To Read Its Text. Particularly They Have Deliberated How To Solve Concrete Political And Social Conflicts Given The Vague Remonstrances Of The Document. In This Brief Work Fashioned From Previously Published Articles, Laurence Tribe, One Of The Nation's Most Visible Constitutional Lawyers, And His Former Student, Michael Dorf, Set Forth Their Position On The Issue Of Textual Interpretation. Although Tribe Presented Aspects Of An Approach To Textual Interpretation In Earlier Essays, Available As The First Four Chapters Of His Constitutional Choices (1985), Readers Will Fin

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Author

LAURENCE H.TRIBE AND MICHAEL C.DORF

Publisher

Harvard University, Department of Sanskrit & Indian Studies

Published

1991

Language

EN

ISBN

9780674636262

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Political Science, Law, History