Law in the time of oxymora : a synesthesia of language, logic and law

Intro
 Praise
 Law in the Time of Oxymora
 Juris Diversitas
 Title
 Copright
 Dedication
 Contents
 Preface
 1 Prologue: The Quest for Light
 2 Introduction
 3 From Essentially Contested to Oxymoronic Concepts
 3.1 Essentially Contested Concepts: Contestation and Conflict
 3.2 Oxymoron, Enantiosis and Paradox: Contradiction and Convergence
 3.3 Perceptions of Change
 3.4 Changes of Perception
 4 Essentially Oxymoronic Concepts in Art and Science
 4.1 Essentially Oxymoronic Concepts in Art
 4.2 Essentially Oxymoronic Concepts in Science
 4.3 The Senses as a Bridge Between Art and Science 4.4 Art and Science: One Culture?5 Oxymora in the Law
 5.1 What is this Thing Called "Law"?
 5.2 Essentially Oxymoronic Concepts in Case Law
 5.3 Essentially Oxymoronic Concepts in Jurisprudence
 5.4 Is Law "Essentially Oxymoronic"?
 6 Change of Language or Language of Change?
 6.1 The Evolution of Language: Neologisms and Semantic Change
 6.2 Two Minds or One? Dual Process
 6.3 Culture and Geography of Mind
 6.4 Duality of Human Nature: "Nature vs Nurture" or cognitive genetics
 7 Law in the Time of Oxymora: Just Injustice?
 7.1 Essentially Oxymoronic Concepts "in Action" 7.2 Essentially Oxymoronic Concepts "in Books"7.3 "Just Injustice": Changes of the Law and the Law of Changes
 7.4 Law and Justice: From "Dual Process" to "Due Process"
 8 Cognition: Mind the Change or Change the Mind?
 8.1 Oxymoronic Reasoning or Other cOntradiction-Solving Mechanisms
 8.2 West-Eastern Considerations of Oxymora: Analysis vs Synthesis
 8.3 Art, Science, Law and Technology: Metaphors of the Future?
 8.4 Law and Cognition: The Solution of Paradoxes in Law
 9 Law for the Time of Oxymora: Mnemonic Law
 9.1 Global Law and Mnemonics: The Challenges 9.2 The Contours of a Global Mnemonic Legal Order9.3 The "Colour of Law" or Cognitive Coherence Through Legal Synaesthesia
 9.4 Law and the Language of the Future: From Instinct, Via Intellect to Intuition
 10 Concluding remarks
 11 Epilogue: A New Era of Light
 Index