Abstract
AbstractThree movements that trace a certain understanding of law, from textual to spatial/material to spectacularised. The passages between the three movements are performed with the help of a visualisation that keeps on evolving, following the narrative of the legal understanding. This is accompanied by a thick description of instances from various iterations of an art performance/participatory game I have been performing in the past few years at various art and law institutions called escaping the lawscape. These hermeneutic tools help me situation the law from a critique of Habermasian rationality to a critique of Luhmannian functionality, only to arrive to a full aestheticisation of contemporary law as a spectacle that needs to prove its validity through social media and other techniques of packaging.
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
Subject
Law,Language and Linguistics
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1. Illuminated Mirrors and “No Rights”;International Journal for the Semiotics of Law - Revue internationale de Sémiotique juridique;2023-12-16