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Outside in - The Oral History of Guido Calabresi

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Outside In spans established categories of legal and historical writing. It is a legal history, an autobiographical oral history memoir, a biography, and a portrait of the life and times of Guido Calabresi, a scholar, a professor, a dean, and a judge.

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  • VOLUME I

  • Introduction to Volume I: Immigrant and Refugees

  • PART ONE: ITALIAN PAST

  • Chapter 1. Dark Times

  • Chapter 2. Departure and Arrival

  • Chapter 3. Finzi- Contini and Del Vecchio

  • Chapter 4. Minerbi and Calabresi

  • Chapter 5. Out of Place

  • Chapter 6. Our Wartime

  • Chapter 7. Postwar Dilemmas

  • PART TWO: STUDENT, TEACHER, AND SCHOLAR

  • Chapter 8. Grasping an Education

  • Chapter 9. Embracing Catholicism at the Old Palace

  • Chapter 10. A Law Student at Mid- Century

  • Chapter 11. Justice Black

  • Chapter 12. Law Through an Economic Lens

  • Chapter 13. Courtship

  • Chapter 14. Deep Structures in the Law

  • Chapter 15. Subterfuges and Tragic Choices

  • Chapter 16. Teaching Aware

  • Chapter 17. Judicial Sunset

  • VOLUME II

  • PART THREE: LEADING YALE LAW SCHOOL

  • Chapter 18. To Be a Dean

  • Chapter 19. The Dean's New Day

  • Chapter 20. Independence

  • Chapter 21. Restoring the Law School Building

  • Chapter 22. Almost a Justice: Robert Bork

  • Chapter 23. Conflict, Community, and Confidence: The Wall

  • Chapter 24. Clarence, Anita, Catharine, Jack- and Yale

  • PART FOUR: SITTING ON THE SECOND CIRCUIT

  • Chapter 25. Bill Wants Him

  • Chapter 26. Joining the Second Circuit

  • Chapter 27. The Tort Law Opinions of a Torts Professor

  • Chapter 28. The Anti- Discrimination Law Reasoning of an Outsider

  • Chapter 29. The Analytical Reasoning of a Behavioral Economist

  • Chapter 30. Calabresian Complexities and the Value of Dialogue

  • Chapter 31. The Immigration Law Decisions of an Immigrant

  • Chapter 32. An Egalitarian Believer's First Amendment

  • Chapter 33. Craft, Independence, and Ideology

  • Chapter 34. Giustizia e Liberta' Recollected: Bad Laws and Injustices

  • CODA

  • Chapter 35. Explanations in The Garden

  • IMAGE ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

  • INDEX



About the author

Norman I. Silber is a professor of law and the Associate Dean for Intellectual Life at the Maurice A. Deane School of Law, Hofstra University. He was previously a Senior Research Scholar at Yale Law School. He holds an undergraduate degree from Washington University, a J.D. from Columbia University, and a Ph.D. in history from Yale University.

Summary

Outside In spans established categories of legal and historical writing. It is a legal history, an autobiographical oral history memoir, a biography, and a portrait of the life and times of Guido Calabresi, a scholar, a professor, a dean, and a judge.

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This book combines family memoirs, an account of Jewish integration in Italy and the United States, an account of successful immigration, of the formation of a famous intellectual, of a piece of history of a renowned American university, and an investigation into American legal culture...The reader can learn the extraordinary story of adapting a family to a different environment; about how "trespassing" between scientific disciplines can produce invaluable results; about how to teach, to manage a faculty and argue in court; about the importance of the mastering legal theory. All this is told with great sincerity, making frequent use of anecdotes and narration of what happens behind the scenes-all this with the depth and richness of observations of a book of philosophy and a study of sociology.

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