The Common Place of Law: Stories from Everyday Life (Chicago Series in Law and Society)

Unlock the hidden power of the law with "The Common Place of Law: Stories from Everyday Life"! Discover why some people effortlessly navigate legal situations while others struggle to find justice. In this groundbreaking book, Patricia Ewick and Susan Silbey delve into the diverse experiences of over four hundred individuals to uncover the different ways people perceive and interact with the law.

Through captivating narratives, Ewick and Silbey reveal three distinct narratives of law that shape our society. Explore the first narrative, where the law is seen as a mighty force, distant and untouchable. Dive into the second narrative, where the law becomes a strategic game, with rules that can be skillfully bent to one's advantage. And finally, immerse yourself in the third narrative, where individuals defy the law's arbitrary power, actively challenging its authority.

But "The Common Place of Law" goes beyond storytelling. It offers a comprehensive analysis of these narratives, providing you with a cohesive and compelling understanding of the legal system. By intertwining real-life experiences with astute observations, Ewick and Silbey present the law as it truly is: a complex web that shapes our daily lives.

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