Affect in the courtroom: beyond language and performance

IF 0.6 Q2 Social Sciences

Journal of Legal Pluralism and Unofficial Law Pub Date : 2018-09-02 DOI:10.1080/07329113.2018.1557381

Deniz Yonucu

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Abstract This commentary proposes to bring an analysis of affect in the courtroom into the growing literature on performativity and the law. In analysing the judicialization of politics it is important to also draw from psychoanalytical approaches and to focus on not only what is present in courtrooms but also what is absent.

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法庭上的情感:超越语言和表现

摘要本文旨在将法庭上的情感分析引入到越来越多的关于表演和法律的文献中。在分析政治司法化时，重要的是也要借鉴精神分析方法，不仅要关注法庭上存在的东西，还要关注法庭上没有的东西。

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