英文摘要 |
This essay aims to delineate the transforming character of legal knowledge, which specifically was involving with a lay person's dispute resolution process. The author introduces Annelise Riles' ”legal knowledge” approach as a critic of law. The author explains the differences among ”legal knowledge” approach and other Law-and-Society scholarships. Also, for better understanding the character of ”legal knowledge approach,” the author provides her own classification of the anthropological critics of law, naming inside critics and outside critic. The author uses the action, ”legal document reviewing,” to explain the inside critic of law as an approach of ”legal knowledge.” Finally, the author hopes this essay will provide an epistemological understanding toward the constitution of legal knowledge. |