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Postmodern Legal Thought and Cognitive Science
The article criticizes postmodern legal thought using insights of cognitive science. The insights that cognitive science can bring to jurisprudence is next frontier for legal philosophy. As Professor John Monahan has stated, the question I want to raise is whether evolutionary psychology [a branch o
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