Stern on Omniscient Narrative Modes in Law: From Trial Strategy to the Fellow-Servant Rule @ArsScripta @Law_Cult_Huma
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: : skip to main skip to sidebar Law Humanities Blog A blog about law , the humanities , and popular culture January 30, 2023 Stern on Omniscient Narrative Modes in Law : From Trial Strategy to the Fellow-Servant Rule ArsScripta Law_Cult_Huma Simon Stern , University of Toronto Faculty of Law , is publishing Omniscient Narrative Modes in Law : From Trial Strategy to the Fellow-Servant Rule in Law Culture and the Humanities . Here is the abstract . Research in law and literature often uses the term narrative” as a shorthand for various kinds of motivated legal reasoning , indicating that facts , doctrines , and the relations among them have been chosen and arranged for a particular purpose . Alternatively , speaking of narrative” may be a way of conveying that one is concerned with