Outside in : the oral history of Guido Calabresi. Volume I, 1932-1982 /
'Outside In' spans established categories of legal and historical writing. It is a legal history, an autobiographical oral history memoir, a biography, and a portrait of the life and times of Guido Calabresi, a scholar, a professor, a dean, and a judge.
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| Language: | English |
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New York, NY :
Oxford University Press,
2022.
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Table of Contents:
- Finzi-Contini and Del Vecchio
- Minerbi and Calabresi
- Anti-fascist Jews in dark times
- Departure and arrival
- Out of place
- Our wartime
- Postwar dilemmas
- Graspingan education
- Embracing catholicismat the old palace
- A law student at mid-century
- Justice Black
- Law through an economic lens
- Courtship
- Deep structures in the law
- Subterfuges and tragic choices
- Teaching Aware
- Judicial sunset
- To be a dean
- The dean's new day
- Independence
- Restoring the law school building
- Almost a justice : Robert Bork
- Conflict, community, and confidence : the wall
- Clarence, Anita, Catharine, Jack
- and Yale
- Bill wants him
- Joining the Second Circuit
- The Tort Law opinions of a torts professor
- The anti-discrimination law reasoning of an outsider
- The analytical reasoning of a behavioral economist
- The immigration law decisions of an immigrant
- Calabresian complexities and the value of dialogue
- An egalitarian believer's First Amendment
- Craft, independence, and ideology
- Giustizia e Liberte' recollected : bad laws and injustices
- CODA
- Explanations in the garden