Keywords
identity, law, consent, negligence, Canada, geography, oppress, deny
Abstract
Scholars from Haraway to Foucault to Freud, from Bourdieu to Erikson to Scarry have theorized identity across continents and among disciplines. Despite the rich material available, however, interrogations of identity in law have remained isolated within substantive areas of law (those working on identity in evidence law have not necessarily met issue with those exploring identity in constitutional law, for example), and have been more limited in scope and imagination than the interrogations undertaken in other disciplines.
Recommended Citation
Colin Jackson and Kim Brooks, "Who are we?: The Quest For Identity in Law" (2015) 38:2 Dal LJ.
