Residues of Justice |
Acknowledgments |
Introduction: Justice and Commensurability |
1— Crime and Punishment |
• | Kant, Nietzsche, Beccaria |
• | Taxonomy and Jurisdiction |
• | Uneven Development |
• | Gendered Justice: The Deerslayer |
• | Crime as a Signifying Field |
• | Equality Republican and Liberal |
• | Decline of Political Rationality |
• | Feminization of Virtue |
2— Part and Whole |
• | Metonymy and Materialism |
• | Bodies Physical and Nonphysical |
• | Marxist Individualism |
• | Marx and Durkheim |
• | New Historicism and the Presosition "In" |
• | Reading the Incomplete: Herman Melville |
• | The Limits of Totality: Rebecca Harding Davis |
3— Luck and Love |
• | Justice by Lottery |
• | Luck and Desert: John Rawls |
• | Syntax and Democracy: Noam Chomsky |
• | Grammatical Subjects: "Song of Myself" |
• | Semantics and Memory |
• | Preference Human and Divine: The Wide, Wide World |
• | The Language of Protestant Memory |
• | Mere and Arbitrary Grace: Jonathan Edwards |
4— Pain and Compensation |
• | A Just Measure |
• | Quantifying Morality |
• | Rational Benevolence |
• | Tort Law |
• | Functional Adaptation |
• | A Cognitive History of the Novel |
• | Radius of Pertinence |
• | Incomplete Rationalization |
5— Rights and Reason |
• | Moral Subjectivism: Hobbes and Locke |
• | An Adversarial Language: The Awakening |
• | Conflict Dissolution |
• | Evidentiary Grammars |
• | Substantive Jurisprudence: Lochner to Plessy |
• | The Absolutization of Justice |
Notes |
• | Introduction: Justice and Commensurability |
• | 1— Crime and Punishment |
• | 2— Part and Whole |
• | 3— Luck and Love |
• | 4— Pain and Compensation |
• | 5— Rights and Reason |
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Subject Index |
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