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The Pluralism of Identities as a Challenge to Law’s and Legal Theory’s Claim to Comparability
The aim of this paper is to discuss the impact that a critical-reflexive experience of marginalized identities and forms of life—opening the path to a plural ensemble of outsider jurisprudence(s) and their particular (incommensurable) ways of storytelling — may have in our understanding of law as a
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