Bøger af Lochlann Jain

Offers an anthropological analysis and critique of American injury law. This book approaches injury law as a symptom of a larger American injury culture. It offers an understanding of the problematic role that law plays in Americans' relations with the objects they consume. It shows that American law sets out injury as an exceptional state.

A show-and-tell book that questions the role that categories play in the way we think, hope, and create order in our minds and the world around us.