Let in the Light: Learning to Read St. Augustine’s Confessions
2022
“La rhétorique du droit : les arts de la vie culturelle en commun”
Droit Et Societe
2022
Keep Law Alive
2019
The Legal Imagination: Studies in the Nature of Legal Thought and Expression
2018
“Afterword - Agape and Reframing”
Agape, Justice, and Law: How Might Christian Love Shape Law?
2017
“The Creation of Authority in a Sermon by Saint Augustine”
Legal Affinities: Explorations in the Legal Form of Thought
2013
“An Old-Fashioned View of the Nature of Law”
Theoretical Inquiries in Law
2011
Teaching Law and Literature
2011
“The ‘Legal Imagination’ and the Beginning of Modern Law and Literature”
Teaching Law Through the Looking Glass of Literature
2010
“The Creation of Authority in a Sermon by St. Augustine”
Villanova Law Review
2010
Law and Democracy in the Empire of Force
2009
Law and Democracy in the Empire of Force
2009
“Establishing Relations between Law and Other Forms of Thought and Language”
Erasmus Law Review
2008
“Intellectual Integration”
The Role of Social Science in Law
2008
“Law, Economics, and Torture”
Law Quadrangle Notes
2008
When Language Meets the Mind: Three Questions
2007
“The Word and the Law”
Georgia Law Review
2007
“Homer Clark: Colleague and Friend”
Colorado Law Review
2007
“Interview with James Boyd White”
Michigan Law Review
2007
Introduction to How Should We Talk About Religion?: Perspectives, Contexts and Particularities
How Should We Talk About Religion?: Perspectives, Contexts and Particularities
2006
“A Tribute to Lewis H. LaRue”
Washington and Lee Law Review
2006
Living Speech: Resisting the Empire of Force
2006
How Should We Talk About Religion?: Perspectives, Contexts and Particularities
2006
“Schooling Expectations”
Journal of Legal Education
2004
“Quand le langage rencontre la pensée: Trois questions”
Revue interdisciplinaire d’études juridiques
2004
“Meaning What You Say”
Law in the Liberal Arts
2004
“Free Speech and Valuable Speech: Silence, Dante, and the ‘Marketplace of Ideas’ ”
UCLA Law Review
2004
“Legal Knowledge”
Harvard Law Review
2002
“How Theology Might Learn from Law (Symposium: The Theology of the Practice of Law)”
Mercer Law Review
2002
“Human Dignity and the Claim of Meaning: Athenian Tragic Drama and Supreme Court Decisions”
Journal of Supreme Court History
2002
“What’s Wrong with Our Talk about Race? On History, Particularity, and Affirmative Action”
Michigan Law Review
2002
“How to Talk about Religion”
Law Quadrangle Notes
2001
How Should We Talk about Religion?: Inwardness, Particularity, and Translation
2001
The Edge of Meaning
2001
“The Life of the Law as a Life of Writing”
Law Quadrangle Notes
2001
“The Desire for Meaning in Law and Literature”
Current Legal Problems
2000
“Linking the Visions”
Law Quadrangle Notes
2000
“Law as Rhetoric, Rhetoric as Law: The Arts of Cultural and Communal Life”
Law and Language
2000
“Thinking about Our Language”
Law and Language
2000
“Reading Texts, Reading Traditions: African Masks and American Law”
Yale Journal of Law and the Humanities
2000
“Writing and Reading in Philosophy, Law, and Poetry”
- Legal Writing and Research
- Philosophy of Law
Law and Literature
1999
“Humanities and the Law: A Kinship of Performance”
Law Quadrangle Notes
1999
From Expectation to Experience: Essays on Law and Legal Education
1999
“Notes from the Editorial Advisory Board (Tenth Anniversary Symposium: New Directions in Law and the Humanities)”
Yale Journal of Law and the Humanities
1998
“Economics and Law: Two Cultures in Tension”
Law and Economics Anthology
1998
“Talking about Religion in the Language of the Law: Impossible but Necessary”
Marquette Law Review
1998
“What We Know”
Cardozo Studies in Law and Literature
1998
“Response to Judging Religion by Winnifred Fallers Sullivan (Symposium: Religion and the Judicial Process: Legal, Ethical, and Empirical Dimensions)”
Marquette Law Review
1998
“Rhetoric and Law: The Arts of Cultural and Communal Life”
Kettering Review
1997
“Meaning in the Life of the Lawyer”
Law Quadrangle Notes
1997