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As a philosopher and lawyer, I embrace the hermeneutic pragmatism set forth in my article titled "Making Good Sense: Pragmatism’s Mastery of Meaning, Truth, and Workable Rule of Law." Such hermeneutic pragmatism informs and unifies multiple areas of interest I explore including (without limitation): the inseparability of theory and practice; the need for moral as well as other workability in acceptable theory and practice; semiotics (including semantics, hermeneutics, and pragmatics); conceptual metaphor; the cognitive nature of emotion; the role of virtue in legal and other analysis; the interrelation of law and the humanities (including classical rhetoric and parallels between lawyers and poets); and legal education reform.
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