The Cognitive Dimension of the Agon between Legal Power and Narrative Meaning

Abstract

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Chapter 4: Critical Race Theory and Education: History, Theory, and Implications

“…Still other scholars question the validity and power of narrative research given the institutional stories that may counter the narrative developed by the legal storyteller. For example, Winter (1989)…”

“…Accordingly, legal narratives of this sort are constrained by preexisting social processes. (p. 2228) Winter's (1989) Kozol's (1991) detailed chronicle of school inequity, Savage Inequalities. The power of this volume is the story.…”

Meeting the buddha on the road – An essay on christian scholarship

“…Winter has indicated the possibility of an experientialist theory of knowledge, (Winter 1989b(Winter :2229Winter, 1989a:1105 ff. ; Winter, 1990: 657 ff.)…”

Rogers, constructivism and jurisprudence: Educational critique and the legal curriculum

“…Scho È n's theory of re¯ective practice is one of a number of more recent explorations into how (legal) professionals think in practice, and thusÐ as Steven Winter and others remind usÐ contributes to realist debates on the nature of law and legal practice in society (Winter, 1989). Rogers's early paper recalls Kierkegaard, and early pragmatist debates around the concept of agency, as well as the power dynamic in any expert± novice relationship.…”