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The Sentimental Life of International Law
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Gary Simpson's "The Sentimental Life of International Law" examines the emotional underpinnings of international legal thought and practice.
It explores how sentimentality, in its various forms, shapes the development, interpretation, and application of international law.
Simpson argues that emotions such as sympathy, compassion, and outrage play a crucial role in driving legal and political action on the global stage.
The book delves into historical and contemporary examples to illustrate how sentimental appeals influence the creation and enforcement of international norms.
Ultimately, Simpson challenges traditional, rationalist accounts of international law by highlighting the often-overlooked emotional dynamics at play.
Through this lens, he offers a nuanced understanding of how international law evolves and impacts global society.
It explores how sentimentality, in its various forms, shapes the development, interpretation, and application of international law.
Simpson argues that emotions such as sympathy, compassion, and outrage play a crucial role in driving legal and political action on the global stage.
The book delves into historical and contemporary examples to illustrate how sentimental appeals influence the creation and enforcement of international norms.
Ultimately, Simpson challenges traditional, rationalist accounts of international law by highlighting the often-overlooked emotional dynamics at play.
Through this lens, he offers a nuanced understanding of how international law evolves and impacts global society.
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