束缚之言：道德义务、文本认识论和全球化法律权力》。

Pub Date : 2023-02-24 DOI:10.1007/s12108-023-09564-5

Danielle Lucksted, Nicholas Hoover Wilson

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在这篇评论文章中，我们将探讨劳拉-福特的《国家的知识产权》一书中的三大要素：她对道德义务的结构及其通过文字和法律制度具体化的讨论；对该书如何与文本认识论问题（尤其是从文本中推断意图的问题）相交叉的思考；以及最后，对该书的发现如何与我们这个全球法律制度的现代世界相交叉的自觉的 "现世主义 "讨论。

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Words That Bind: Moral Obligation, Textual Epistemology, and Globalizing Legal Power.

In this review essay, we probe three main elements of Laura Ford's Intellectual Property of Nations: her discussion of the structure of moral obligation and its materialization via writing and the institutions of the law; reflections on how the book intersects with questions of textual epistemology (especially the question of inferring intent from texts); and, finally, a self-consciously "presentist" discussion of how the book's findings intersect with our modern world of global legal regimes.

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