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Posted on 15 October 2022 by Rob Wilks
This post provides a summary of jurisprudence and is not intended to be an authoritative account of the various legal theories that exist.
Posted on 14 October 2022 by Rob Wilks
This post attempts to explain what deaf legal theory (DLT) is, a new concept in the field of study known as ‘jurisprudence'.
Welcome to the Developing Legal Theory blog and website. This post explains what we are trying to achieve with this resource.
Please note: the term ‘deaf’ means all deaf people*, to indicate positive affirmation of their identities; and as a celebration of individual and collective talent.
* D/deaf, Sign Language Peoples, Deafblind, hard of hearing
