法律的帕尔瓦纳与棕榈叶帝国的实践坚持

IF 0.8 3区 社会学 Q1 HISTORY
Paul D. Halliday
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本论坛中的文章展示了如何参与复杂的文献实践提供了一种长期观察法律实践的方法。不同的材料——例如,纸和棕榈叶——表现出不同的理解和执行法律的方式。但是从一种方式到另一种方式的转变是棘手的;旧的做法与新的做法并存。认识到这一点,有助于我们看到过去由国家和帝国来来去去所带来的生活方式的明显破裂。通过仔细观察法律起作用的惯例和物质材料,我们可以超越简单的二元对立:欧洲vs.土著;前殖民vs.殖民;抵抗与适应;口语vs.识字;手稿与印刷;纸vs.棕榈叶。
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Persistence of Practice in Law's Parwana and Palm Leaf Empire
Abstract The essays in this forum demonstrate how attending to the intricacies of documentary practice provides a way to see legal practices over the long haul. Different materials—for instance, paper and palm leaves—manifested different ways of understanding and doing law. But change from one way of doing law to another is sticky; old practices persist alongside new ones. Appreciating this helps us see past apparent ruptures in ways of living brought about by states and empires as they come and go. By looking closely at the routines and physical materials through which law works, we can look past simple binaries: European vs. indigenous; pre-colonial vs. colonial; resistance vs. accommodation; oral vs. literate; manuscript vs. print; paper vs. palm leaf.
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期刊介绍: Law and History Review (LHR), America"s leading legal history journal, encompasses American, European, and ancient legal history issues. The journal"s purpose is to further research in the fields of the social history of law and the history of legal ideas and institutions. LHR features articles, essays, commentaries by international authorities, and reviews of important books on legal history. American Society for Legal History
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