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What good is legal pragmatism?, Thomas C. Grey; what has pragmatism tooffer law?, Richard A. Posner; almost pragmatism - the jurisprudence ofRichard Posner, Richard Rorty and Ronald Dworkin, Stanley Fish; comment onpaper by Stanley Fish, E.D. Hirsch Jr; the banality of pragmatism and thepoetry of justice, Richard Rorty; "just do it" - pragmatism and progressivesocial change, Lynn A. Baker; the limits of neopragmatism, Cornel West; thepragmatist and the feminist, Margaret Jane Radin; Rorty, radicalism,romanticism - the politics of the gaze, Joan C. Williams; civic identity andthe state - from Hegel to Jane Addams and beyond, Jean Bethke Elshtain;punishment and legitimacy, Milton Fisk; a reconsideration of Deweyandemocracy, Hilary Putnam; in context, Martha Minow and Elizabeth V. Spelman;situated decision-making, Catherine Wells; a multiple choice test - how manytimes has the US constitution been amended?, Sanford Levinson; the price ofmetaphysics - deadlock in constitutional theory, Caniel R. Ortiz; practice,purpose and interpretive controversy, Steven Knapp; is legal originalismcompatible with philosophical pragmatism?, David Hoy; pragmatism, rightanswers and true banality, Ronald Dworkin.