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|a Conway, Heather.
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|a Emotional Dynamics of Law and Legal Discourse.
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|a Preface; Editors and Contributors; Table of Contents; 1; Contextualising Law and Emotion: Past Narratives and Future Directions; I. Introduction; II. The Philosophical Tradition; III. Emotion in Law; IV. The Current Collection; V. Conclusion; 2; Affective Family Law; I. Introduction; II. Family Law""s Response to Emotion; III. The Appropriate Place for Emotion; IV. A Case Study: Non-marital Families; V. Conclusion; 3; Where There""s a Will \u2026 : Law and Emotion in Sibling Inheritance Disputes; I. Introduction; II. Death and Discord: The Perfect Emotional Storm.
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|a III. Emotional Attachments to PropertyIV. The Emotional Impact of Wills; V. Bequeathing an Appropriate Emotional Legacy: The Role of the Parent; VI. The Laws Response to Contested Wills; VII. Limiting the Emotional Fallout; VIII. Conclusion; 4; The Emotional Dynamics of Undue Influence; I. Introduction; II. The Law; III. The Emotional Dynamics; IV. Conclusions; 5; Discovering Dignity: Unpacking the Emotional Content of Killing Narratives -- I. Introduction; II. Discovering Dignity: Nussbaum on Dignity and Emotion-Shaping Processes -- III. Killing and Killing Narratives
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|a IV. The Function of Killing Narratives: ""Moral€Disengagement""V. End-of-Life Narratives in Healthcare Law; VI. Conclusion; 6; Empathy for Victims in Criminal Justice: Revisiting Susan Bandes in Victimology; I. Introduction; II. Revisiting Empathy, Narrative and Victim Impact Statements; III. Empathy for the Victim""s Narrative; IV. Conclusion; 7; Re-Emotionalising Regulatory Responses to Child Sex Offenders; I. Introduction; II. The Emotionalisation of Crime and Punishment; III. Law Without Emotion? Regulatory Frameworks on Sex Offender Risk Assessment and Management.
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|a IV. Emotive Public Responses to the Reintegration of Sexual OffendersV. Addressing Emotion in Discourses on Sexual Crime: The Role of Restorative Justice; VI. Taking Account of Emotion in Sex Offender Risk Management: From Elitist to Participatory Modes of Decision-Making; 8; Emotions and the Assessment of Credibility; I. Introduction; II. The Law; III. Credibility Assessment in the Legal Setting; IV. Psychological Science and the Claimant; V. Psychological Science and the Decision-Maker; VI. Conclusions and Recommendations; 9.
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|a Emotional Transitions in Social Movements: The Case of Immigrant Rights Activism in ArizonaI. Introduction; II. Undocumented Activism: A Broadening Emotional Repertoire; III. Understanding Emotional Transitions in Undocumented Activism; IV. Conclusion; 10; Mediation and Emotions: Perception and Regulation; I. Introduction; II. Mediation and Emotion; III. The Significance of Empathy; IV. Emotion Regulation; V. Conclusion; 11; Engaging with Emotions in the Legal Profession; I. Introduction; II. Emotions in Legal Settings; III. Emotions in the Legal Workplace; IV. Conclusion; 12.
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