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Legal Form and Agency: Variations on Two Central Themes in Fuller’s Legal Theory
[From Introduction] In Forms Liberate,\n1 Kristen Rundle closely engages with Lon L. Fuller’s\njurisprudence, her primary goal being to reconstruct Fuller’s theory of law. By\nadopting a methodology both descriptive and analytical, Rundle sets out to revise the\nmainstream understanding of Fuller as
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