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Metaphors and Models in Legal Theory
In this article, the author argues that metaphors can be used as the basis for creating models in legal theory. Drawing on the literature on metaphor from the philosopy of language, he contends that metaphors are best understood as speech acts that propose a hypothesis of similarity between two sepa
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