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39 Fla. St. U. L. Rev. [i] (2011-2012)

handle is hein.journals/flsulr39 and id is 1 raw text is: FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY LAW REVIEW VOLUME 39 FALL 2011 NUMBER 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS ARTICLES CIVIL RECOURSE OR CIVIL POWERS? ......................... Curtis Bridgeman 1 CIVIL RECOURSE AS MUTUAL ACCOUNTABILITY ......................... Stephen Darwall & Julian Darwall 17 TORTS AND OTHER WRONGS ........................................... John Gardner 43 THE TAXONOMY OF CIVIL RECOURSE ........................... Andrew S. Gold 65 TORT LAW AT THE FOUNDING ................................ John C.P. Goldberg 85 CORRECTIVE JUSTICE FOR CIVIL RECOURSE THEORISTS ....................................... Scott Hershovitz 107 Is TORT LAW A FORM OF INSTITUTIONALIZED REVENGE?................... Gabriel Seltzer Mendlow 129 WHY THERE IS No DUTY TO PAY DAMAGES: POWERS, DUTIES, AND PRIVATE LAW ........................................ Nathan B. Oman 137 CIVIL RECOURSE AND SEPARATION OF WRONGS AND REMEDIES ........................................ Arthur Ripstein 163 WHAT IS WRONG ABOUT WRONGDOING? ................ Anthony J. Sebok 209 INTERPRETING TORT LAW ........................................ Emily Sherwin 227

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