Unger's Advocates: Assessing the Possibilities for Law Practice as a Transformative Vocation |
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| Authors: | DAVID SHELLEDY LUC J. WINTGENS |
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| Affiliation: | University of Chicago Law School 1121 East 60th Street Chicago, Ill. 60637 U.S.A1;Brussels Catholic University Vrijheidslaan 17 B-1080 Brussel, Belgium |
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| Abstract: | Abstract .
This article focuses on a critical interpretation of the work of Unger. It is argued that Unger's view is less revolutionary than he depicts it and that American law often develops as Unger describes it, though this is absolutely no revolution. The authors further show what the possibilities and the limits of a transformative vocation at the bar can be. |
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