Utah law Review 1997 Number 2

TABLE OF CONTENTS: Foreword; Stranger than Paradise: Identity & Politics in Comparative Law; The Drama of Comparative Law; Aftershocks: Exoticization, Normalization,and the Hermeneutic Compulsion; Comparatively Speaking: The "Honor" of the "East" and the "Passion" of the "West"; Akhnai; Comparative Law as Exposing the Foreign System's Internal Critique: An Introduction; Three Papers on Four Boards; The "Juristes Inquiets": Legal Classicism and Criticism in Early Twentieth-Century France; The Fictions of Latin American Law (Part I); Comparative Law and Comparative Literature: A Project in Progress; Turning the Gaze Back on Itself: Comparative Law, Feminist Legal Studies, and the Postcolonial Project; New Approaches to Comparative Law: Comparativism and International Governance; The Place of Japanese Legal Studies in American Comparative Law; Continuity and Rupture in "New Approaches to Comparative Law"