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40 Cardozo L. Rev. 3285 (2018-2019)
The Four Discourses of Law and Arthur Jacobson's Legal Plenum

handle is hein.journals/cdozo40 and id is 3361 raw text is: THE FOUR DISCOURSES OF LAW AND ARTHUR JACOBSON'S LEGAL PLENUM Jeanne L. Schroedert TABLE OF CONTENTS I. THE FOUR D ISCOURSES .......................................................................................... 3287 II. THE U NIVERSITY D ISCOURSE ................................................................................ 3291 III, THE ANALYST'S D ISCOURSE ................................................................................... 3294 IV . THE H YSTERIC'S D ISCOURSE ................................................................................. 3296 V. SEXUATION AND NON-CORRELATION .................................................................. 3297 V I. R ECOGN ITIO N ......................................................................................................... 3303 V II. ESSENCE AND EXISTENCE ....................................................................................... 3307 V III.THE CYCLE OF LAW ............................................................................................... 3310 I concentrate on an early work of Arthur Jacobson's that he published just as I started my academic career. Not only did it greatly impress me at the time, but when I reread it recently I was struck with how much it had influenced my thinking. His distinction between correlative and dynamic jurisprudences echo in my Lacanian-based jurisprudential theory of the four discourses of law. Arthur delivered Hegel's Legal Plenum I at Cardozo's seminal Hegel conference in 1988 when I was still a practicing attorney and it appeared in print in the Cardozo Law Review during my first year of teaching. In it he divides jurisprudential theory into two types, those that maintain a strict correlation between rights and duties, and those that don't. The t Professor of Law, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law. I Arthur J. Jacobson, Hegel's Legal Plenum, 10 CARDOZO L. REV. 877 (1989). 3285

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