TownieDeac
words are futile devices
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Meh, "originalism" and "textualism" are just late-twentieth century bastardizations of formalist literary hermaneutics that have been vigorously debated for more than two centuries.
Perhaps more legal scholars should train first as humanists. Seems like it would be helpful.
I thought originalism had its philosophical underpinnings in Marbury v Madison.
I'm not a legal scholar obviously, but I did read The Nine, and also stayed in Holiday Inn once.