Pilgrim Law
Cover -- Half title -- Title page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- I. Pilgrim Law -- I. AN APOLOGY FOR JURISPRUDENCE -- II. VALUES AND THEIR IMPLEMENTATION -- III. THE KINGDOM PRESENT IN MYSTERY -- II. Social Justice and Liberation -- I. NEEDS, RIGHTS, AND DUTIES: THE CONCEPT OF SOCIAL JUSTICE -- II. THE INTRACTABILITY OF HISTORY AND THE ESCHATOLOGY OF LAW -- A. SOCIOLOGICAL JURISPRUDENCE: LAW AS TECHNOLOGY -- B. LAW AND ECONOMICS: THE APOTHEOSIS OF THE PRACTICAL -- C. FIAT JUSTITIA: AN ESCHATOLOGICAL RESPONSE -- III. JUSTICE AND CLASS -- A. RATIONALES -- B. RESPONSIBILITIES -- C. TRANSITIONS -- III. Class and History -- I. THE FACT OF CLASS -- A. MARX AND ENGELS: THE CLASSIC ANALYSIS -- B. DJILAS: THE NEW CLASS -- C. THE ORGANIZATION MAN: CAPITALISM TO MANAGERIALISM -- II. CLASS INSTRUMENTALISM AND MARXIST LEGAL THEORY -- A. THE PHENOMENON -- 1. Landholders -- 2. Capitalists -- 3. Managers -- B. EXCEPTIONS -- C. MARXIST AND NON-MARXIST EXPLANATIONS -- III. THE LEGAL BASIS OF CLASS: A HISTORICAL ACCOUNT -- A. FEUDALISM AND LAND TENURE -- B. CAPITALISM AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP -- C. MANAGERIALISM AND REGULATION -- IV. FELT NEEDS: A MORAL ACCOUNT -- A. VALUES -- B. TOWARD ACCOUNTABILITY -- IV. False Consciousness -- I. THE PEOPLE'S CHARTER AND THE RULING CLASS -- A. FEUDALISM: HEREDITY AND PROVIDENCE -- B. CAPITALISM: THE EXALTATION OF THE MARKET -- C. MANAGERIALISM: THE TRIUMPH OF PROCESS -- II. THE GOOSE AND THE COMMON: METAMORPHOSES OF PROPERTY -- III. THE APPROPRIATION OF IDEOLOGIES -- A. LIBERALISM AND THE SUBJECTIVITY OF VALUES -- 1. Freedom: The Emancipation of Privilege -- 2. Equality: The Race to the Swift -- B. NATURAL LAW: THE lDEOLOGY OF EDEN -- C. CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY: THE SANCTITY OF PATIENCE -- D. MARXISM: THE ABSOLUTIZING OF CLASS -- E. CRITICAL LEGAL STUDIES: NIHILIST LIBERALISM.
