St. Thomas Law Review
First Page
387
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Article
Abstract
The foreword to each annual LatCrit Conference Symposium is a document that generally attempts to situate the current Symposium within the parameters of LatCrit and outsider jurisprudence discourse. In addition to examining the role that the current Symposium plays in the elaboration of LatCrit theory and praxis, part of the task of the foreword calls for reflection on the evolution of the LatCrit project and its future development. This foreword will examine the relationship of the Symposium contributions to the themes of LatCrit XII and to the perennial issues that LatCrit conferences and theory attempt to engage. This foreword, however, will attempt to be illustrative rather than comprehensive. Its goal is to encourage readers to engage in personal explorations of the literature and, hopefully, to determine ways in which they can contribute to the project. LatCrit, both as a discourse and as a community, is committed to remaining a work in progress, striving toward the development of theory and policy interventions that expose and alleviate processes of subordination. Everyone with similar aspirations is encouraged to join us on this adventure.
Recommended Citation
Charles R. Pouncy,
Foreword Latcrit XII - The Critical Locality and the Processes of Community,
20
St. Thomas L. Rev.
387
(2008).
Available at:
https://scholarship.stu.edu/stlr/vol20/iss3/2