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CRITICAL LEGAL STUDIES ll

Posted on September 30, 2009 by fmsbw

Detail from an installation, The Ten Commandments, at Deitch Projects in New York City by Keith Haring, 2009 (original panels 1985). Photo by 16 Miles of String. CRITICAL LEGAL STUDIES AS A SPIRITUAL PRACTICE, PART TWO by Peter Gabel II. … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: Anthony Cook

CRITICAL LEGAL STUDIES ll

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