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The Semiotic Approach to Jurisprudence: Can it make an original contribution? - Some brief reflections
Legal semiotics offers a critical point of view and attempts a new approach to legal theory, \nbased on a different kind of rationality which appeals to the construction of sense through narrative \nmodels, thus reaching the conclusion that there is no conceptual difference between law and fact. Hen
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