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The Underdevelopment of Legal Professions: A Review Article on Third World Lawyers

Richard L. Abel is Professor of Law, University of California, Los Angeles. B.A., 1962, Harvard University; LL.B., 1965, Columbia University School of Law; Ph.D., 1974, University of London. Professor Abel's title, a reference to theories of underdevelopment (e.g., Walter Rodney, How Europe Underdeveloped Africa (Washington, D.C.: Howard University Press, 1974)), is intended to suggest that Third World legal professions did not somehow fail to develop-they are not poor copies of Western models-but rather were underdeveloped, i.e., their particular configurations are a by-product of the penetration and dominance of the precapitalist periphery by the capitalist core. 1. See Richard L. Abel, The Sociology of American Lawyers: A Bibliographic Guide, 2 Law & Pol'y Q. 335 (1980). 2. David Campbell, Penny Smith, & Philip A. Thomas, Annotated Bibliography on the English Legal Profession and Legal Services: 1960-78 (Cardiff, Wales: University College Cardiff Press, 1980); Royal Commission on Legal Services, Final Report (2 vols. London: Her Majesty's Stationery Office, 1979) [hereinafter cited as Report]; Royal Commission on Legal Services in Scotland, Report (2 vols. Edinburgh: Her Majesty's Stationery Office, 1980). 3. See the reports published by the Professional Organizations Committee of the Province of Ontario; H. W. Arthurs & Brian D. Bucknall, Bibliographies on the Legal Profession and Legal Education in Canada (Toronto: Osgoode Hall Law School of York University, 1968). 4. Roman Tomasic & Cedric Bullard, Lawyers and Their Work in New South Wales: Preliminary Report (Sydney, Austl.: Law Foundation of New South Wales, 1978); see generally the publications of the New South Wales Law Reform Commission.

French Devotional Texts of the Middle Ages: A Bibliographic Manuscript Guide

Preface Bibliography Abbreviation Additions and Corrections to Incipits 2379-5372 Incipits 5376-6875 Index Manuscripts Index of Individual Owners Index of Authors and Translators Index of Saints, Blessed and Biblical Personages Index of Subjects and Titles

Infrared Astronomical Data Base and Catalog of Infrared Observations

AbstractA computer data base of infrared astronomical observations has been established at NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center. It contains a summary of all infrared (1µm-1000µm) observations of celestial sources outside the solar system, published in the major scientific journals since 1960, as well as the contents of infrared surveys and catalogs. A Catalog of Infrared Observations (CIO) has been developed from the data base in printed and magnetic tape versions. A bibliographic Guide to the Infrared Astronomical Literature, and an Atlas of Infrared Source Names and Positions will be published in conjunction with the catalog. Future plans include development of an interactive data system at Goddard which will give a user direct access to the computerized data.

The Black Press in South Africa and Lesotho: A Descriptive Bibliographic Guide to African, Coloured and Indian Newspapers, Newspapers, Newsletters and Magazines 1836-1976

The Black Press in South Africa and Lesotho: A Descriptive Bibliographic Guide to African, Coloured and Indian Newspapers, Newspapers, Newsletters and Magazines 1836-1976

The Black Press in South Africa and Lesotho: A Descriptive Bibliographic Guide to African, Colored and Indian Newspapers, Newsletters and Magazines 1936-1976

The Black Press in South Africa and Lesotho: A Descriptive Bibliographic Guide to African, Colored and Indian Newspapers, Newsletters and Magazines 1936-1976

Growing Up in the Midwest ed. by Clarence A. Andrews, and A Bibliographical Guide to Midwestern Literature by Gerald C. Nemanic

Reviews 179 Yosemite, Its Discovery, Its Wonders & Its People. By Margaret Sanborn. (New York: Random House, 1981. Index + 283 pages, $17.50.) Never before has a major New York publisher issued a history of Yosemite. What is going on? Is the East at last recognizing the importance of California’s, indeed the nation’s, crown jewel? Author of this new book is Margaret Sanborn, a second generation Californian and a first-rate writer. Her earlier books, especially a history of the Tetons, garnered well-deserved praise, as will this one. Yosemite is not a scholarly or thorough history of the Park. Instead it is episodic, with chapters on John Muir, Chief Tenaya, glaciers, photog­ raphers, and the usual complement of significant pioneers. Undoubtedly the publisher asked for picturesque characters which are described in chapters on Grizzly Adams, Lady Yelverton and John Lembert. Their Yosemite activities and impact were minor if not peripheral to its history. The book is far from “the first complete story of this magnificent natural wonder” that the publisher claims. In fact, coverage ends, except for Indian history, soon after the turn of the century. There is no account of the Park Service’s long stewardship, concessionaires, the impact of autos and the people they bring, or the dramatic changes since 1910. Nevertheless, the account is good reading and authentic. The author’s research was meticulous. Not only is that apparent in the body of the work, but in the 24 pages of detailed chapter notes at the end. Bless Mrs. Sanborn for painstakingly preparing this documentation, and the publisher for print­ ing it. A bibliography adds to the book as does a map and a block of pictures. SHIRLEY SARGENT, Yosemite, California Growing Up in the Midwest. Edited by Clarence A. Andrews (Ames: The Iowa State University Press, 1981. 215 pages, $11.95.) A Bibliographical Guide to Midwestern Literature. By Gerald C. Nemanic. (Iowa City: University of Iowa Press, 1981. 380 pages, $28.50.) In his carefully chosen collection, Clarence A. Andrews shows the world the truth that all of us who grew up midwesterners know, and have tried (sometimes vainly) to explain to a skeptical East or a half-doubtful West. It is the truth of the area’s richness and industry and poetry and diversity. Here are illustrations of its humor and ideals and courage — and — yes— its racism and poverty and frustration. In short, here we see the Midwest as it is: a place where life is lived richly, with both joy and suffering. Twenty-two writers are represented in this entertaining and informative volume. Some are poets; some are women; some are black; one is a Jew; one is a Greek; a couple are Roman Catholics. Here are poems, excerpts from novels, essays, bits of autobiography. We learn what it was like to be 180 Western American Literature the richest little girl in town, and what it was like to be small and black and poor. We experience Cub scouting, and fishing, and punishment for filching plums from a grocery store. We see how a famous journalist learned the newspaper trade in his family’s small-town newspaper office. And all of these pieces — poetry or prose — could have been written only in the center of the continent, only by those born there, bred in small towns like Elkader, Iowa, or cities like Cedar Rapids — or even Chicago. As R. V. Cassill, in his selection, says, “the writer and the criminal are two stems from the same root, simultaneously outcast and monstrously intimate with family or town.” Andrews, in his introduction, explains that he has chosen his twenty-two authors “because of their track records and recollections and perceptions of growing up in the Midwest.” But why, for example, is there nothing of Willa Cather, or Sinclair Lewis, or Hamlin Garland? Paul Engle is ignored, as is Mari Sandoz and Rose Wilder Lane, and. . . . Then, in the very act of listing what seem obvious omissions, we realize the need for selectivity. Andrews himself observes: “The whole truth about the Middle West would fill a library.” From the almost incredible richness before him he has picked out intriguing samples of vivid writing. A glance...

Policy Formation in the European Communities: A Bibliographical Guide to Community Documentation 1958–1978

Policy Formation in the European Communities: A Bibliographical Guide to Community Documentation 1958–1978

The Hume Literature for 1980

184. THE HUME LITERATURE FOR 1980 The Hume literature from 1925 to 1976 has been thoroughly covered in my book Fifty Years of Hume Scholarship : A Bibliographical Guide (Edinburgh University Press, 1978; /7.00), which also lists the main earlier writings on Hume. Publications of the years 1977 to 1979 were liste in Hume Studies for the last three Novembers. What follows here will bring the record up to the end of 1980. Readers are invited to inform me of any omissions , and to send me offprints of their own articles and reviews. The intention is to maintain a complete bibliographical record of critical work on Hume, by the regular publication in Hume Studies of an annual bibliography covering the previous year, with addenda consisting of items omitted through ignorance in previous years. References to recently-appearing reviews (of books from earlier lists) are given at the end. The following abbreviations of journal titles are used here: APQAmerican Philosophical Quarterly JHIJournal of the History of Ideas JHPJournal of the History of Philosophy JPJournal of Philosophy PASProceedings of the Aristotelian Society PBPhilosophical Books PQPhilosophical Quarterly PRPhilosophical Review RIPRevue Internationale de Philosophie RMReview of Metaphysics TLSTimes Literary Supplement Other abbreviations should be obvious enough, and mainly follow the British Standard (no. 4148) . ALTMANN, R. W. 'Hume on Sympathy', Sth. J. Phil. 18, 123-36. ANDERSON, R. F. 'In Defense of Section V: A Reply to Professor Yolton', Hume Studies 6, 26-31. AYER, A. J. Hume. (viii, 102 pp.) Oxford. [TLS (9 May 1980) , 531] 185. BAIER, A. 'Master Passions', in A. 0. Rorty, Explaining Emotions , 403-23. BAIER, A. 'Hume on Resentment', Hume Studies 6, 133-49. BAIER, A. 'Helping Hume to "compleat the union"', Phil. & Phenomenological Research 41, 167-86. BERMAN, D. 'Hume and Collins on Miracles', Hume Studies 6, 150-4. BLONDEL, E. '"Wohin?", "Wozu?": Ein Kulturproblem. Wahrheit und Leben bei Hume und Nietzsche' [in French], Perspektiven der Philosophie 6, 70-89. BOTWINICK, A. Ethics, Politics and Epistemology : A Study in the Unity of Hume's Thought. (xii, 185 pp.) Lanham, Md. BREDE, W. Der Unterschied der Lehren Humes in Treatise und im Inquiry. (50 pp.) Hildesheim & New York. (unaltered repr. of orig. publication, Halle 1896) BRICKE, J.' Hume's Philosophy of Mind. (vi, 176 pp.) Edinburgh. BURCH, R. 'Bayesianism and Analogy in Hume's Dialogues ' , Hume Studies 6, 32-44. CALHOUN, C. C. H. 'The Humean Moral Sentiment: A Unique Feeling', S. -west. J. Phil. 11, 69-78. CHARRON, W. C. 'Convention, Games of Strategy, and Hume's Philosophy of Law and Government', APQ 17, 327-34. DAUER, F. W. 'Hume's Skeptical Solution and the Causal Theory of Knowledge', PR 89, 35 7-7 8. DOORE, G. 'The Argument from Design: Some Better Reasons for Agreeing with Hume', Religious Studies 16, 145-61. DUSSINGER, J. A. 'David Hume's Denial of Personal Identity: The Making of a Skeptic', Image 37, 334-. FEINBERG, J. Rights, Justice and the Bounds of Liberty, 307-14. Princeton, (repr. of Feinberg 1977) FLAGE, D. E. 'Hume's Identity Crisis', Mod. Schoolman 58, 21-35. FRANKLIN, J. 'More on Part IX of Hume's Dialogues ' , PQ 30, 69-71. 186. GAWLICK, G. 'Zwischen Empirismus und Skeptizismus: Neue Literatur zu David Hume (II) ' , Philosophische Rundschau 27, 59-84. (on Carabelli 1972, Mercer 1972, Roberts 19 73, Harrison 1976, Wayne & Colver 1976.) GILARDI, R. 'La natura epistemologica delle considerazioni humiane di Treatise , III, I, 1 su essere e dover essere', Rivista di Filosofia neoscolastica 72, 243-73. GRIFFIN-COLLART, E. 'Le bon David, âme républicaine, entre deux révolutions', Etudes sur le XVIIIe siècle 8, 35-46. HALL, R. 'The Hume Literature for 1979', Hume Studios 6, 162-8. HAMBOURGER, R. 'Belief in Miracles and Hume's "Essay"', Nous 14, 587-604. HEISMANN, G. 'Addenda to the Hume Bibliography: Austrian, German and Swiss Dissertations', Hume Studies 6, 168-70. IMMERWAHR, J. "Hume's Self Criticism', Sth. J. Phil. 18, 169-76. MacCORMAC, E. R. 'Hume's Embodied Impressions', Sth. J. Phil. 18, 447-62. MACKIE, J. L. Hume's Moral Theory. (viii, 166 pp.) London, etc. McRAE, R. 'The Import of Hume's Theory of Time', Hume Studies 6, 119-32. MALHERBE, M. Kant...

Japanese Studies of Modern China since 1953: A Bibliographical Guide to Historical and Social Science Research on the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, Supplementary Volume for 1953-1969

Japanese Studies of Modern China since 1953: A Bibliographical Guide to Historical and Social Science Research on the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, Supplementary Volume for 1953-1969

Spanish and Mexican Records of the American Southwest: A Bibliographical Guide to Archive and Manuscript Sources

Spanish and Mexican Records of the American Southwest: A Bibliographical Guide to Archive and Manuscript Sources

Spanish and Mexican Records of the American Southwest: A Bibliographical Guide to Archive and Manuscript Sources.

Spanish and Mexican Records of the American Southwest: A Bibliographical Guide to Archive and Manuscript Sources.

The Cultural Contexts of Science and Mathematics Education: preparation of a Bibliographic Guide

(1981). The Cultural Contexts of Science and Mathematics Education: preparation of a Bibliographic Guide. Studies in Science Education: Vol. 8, No. 1, pp. 27-44.

The New Cold War

This article on the new cold war continues our new section of C & C, which is intended to provide background information and analysis on current affairs. Our aim is that these articles should be short (no more than 3,500 words) as snappy as C & C contributors can make them, and free from the constraints of detailed research and lengthy footnotes that characterise our usual offerings. They can address any matter of topical concern, whether it be of the headline variety or those issues normally expunged from the newspapers. We are hoping in this way to build a further link between our regular in-depth theoretical and empirical articles, and immediate political and economic issues. These contributions will not go through the normal C & C refereeing procedures, but for the sake of speed and currency wil be considered by the EC alone (at the last minute before publication, if necessary). It would be useful if short bibliographical guides could be appended to the text. We would very much welcome contributions and comments on this new venture.

Spanish and Mexican Records of the American Southwest: A Bibliographical Guide to Archive and Manuscript Sources

Journal Article Spanish and Mexican Records of the American Southwest: A Bibliographical Guide to Archive and Manuscript Sources Get access Spanish and Mexican Records of the American Southwest: A Bibliographical Guide to Archive and Manuscript Sources. By Beers Henry Putney. (Tucson: University of Arizona Press, 1979. xii + 492 pp. Appendixes, notes, index. $18.50, cloth; $8.95, paper. David J. Weber David J. Weber Southern Methodist University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Western Historical Quarterly, Volume 11, Issue 4, October 1980, Pages 435–436, https://doi.org/10.2307/968292 Published: 01 October 1980

FINE ARTS: A BIBLIOGRAPHIC GUIDE TO BASIC REFERENCE WORKS, HISTORIES, AND HANDBOOKS. 2nd edition. Donald L. Ehresmann

Previous articleNext article No AccessBOOK REVIEWSFINE ARTS: A BIBLIOGRAPHIC GUIDE TO BASIC REFERENCE WORKS, HISTORIES, AND HANDBOOKS. 2nd edition. Donald L. Ehresmann Marcia R. CollinsMarcia R. Collins Search for more articles by this author PDFPDF PLUS Add to favoritesDownload CitationTrack CitationsPermissionsReprints Share onFacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditEmail SectionsMoreDetailsFiguresReferencesCited by Volume 8, Number 6OCTOBER 1980 Article DOIhttps://doi.org/10.1086/arlisnanews.8.6.27946395 Views: 1Total views on this site Journal History This article was published in the ARLIS/NA Newsletter (1972-1981), which is continued by Art Documentation (1982-present). Copyright © 1980 ARLIS/NORTH AMERICAPDF download Crossref reports no articles citing this article.

British Short Fiction in the Nineteenth Century: A Literary and Bibliographic Guide. Wendell V. Harris

British Short Fiction in the Nineteenth Century: A Literary and Bibliographic Guide. Wendell V. Harris

Behind the News

This article on Zimbabwe is the first of a new section of C&C, which is intended to provide background information and analysis on current affairs. Our aim is that these articles should be short (no more than 3,500 words), as snappy as C&C contributors can make them, and free from constraints of detailed research and lengthy footnotes that characterise our usual offerings. They can address any matter of topical concern, whether it be the headline variety (like Afghanistan or the Leyland strike), or those issues normally expunged from the newspapers (like the effect of Tory cuts on women's employment or the development of Britain's nuclear arsenal). We are hoping in this way to build a further link between our regular in-depth theoretical and empirical articles, and immediate political and economic issues. These contributions will not go through the normal C&C refereeing procedures; but for the sake of speed and currency will be considered by the EC alone (at the last minute before publication, if necessary). It would be useful if short bibliographical guides could be appended to the text. We should very much welcome contributions and comments on this new venture.

Reviews

Reviews TOBIAS GEORGE SMOLLETT: A BIBLIOGRAPHICAL GUIDE , by Francesco Cordasco . New York : AMS Press , 1978 ; pp. xvi, 158 ; $24.50 JOHN VALDIMIR PRICE JOHN VALDIMIR PRICE Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Notes and Queries, Volume 27, Issue 1, February 1980, Page 96, https://doi.org/10.1093/nq/27-1-96 Published: 01 February 1980

Ethiopian Perspectives: A Bibliographical Guide to the History of Ethiopia

Ethiopian Perspectives: A Bibliographical Guide to the History of Ethiopia

A Bibliographical Guide to Shakespeare's Contemporaries

A Bibliographical Guide to Shakespeare's Contemporaries