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work_ipbdcfdcxnaotnm2elycpx7j6u	Daniel Hourigan	Postmodern Anarchy in the Modern Legal Psyche	2012.0	19	.pdf	application/pdf	9564	521	56	26 This discussion targets the speculative construction of anarchy by the law's own is taken in a non-legal sense – that is, anarchy is always part of the law. elaborate differing operations of belief in the law and the place of anarchy in the forced choice to view anarchy as being outside the order of law when it is The fantasmatic content of the law grants legal context/symbolic sense where to position the possibility for anarchy in the frame of a desire for law. of the legal history of the Court of Appeal shows the majority installing the of the law for the symbolic differences that maintain the ordering of the interpreting statutes, what might this tell us of law's relationship to anarchy? modernism, Heydon J's literalist approach to law in Lacey rejects para-legal If the law is thus posited as either normalised anarchy or the symbolic 	./cache/work_ipbdcfdcxnaotnm2elycpx7j6u.pdf	./txt/work_ipbdcfdcxnaotnm2elycpx7j6u.txt