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  1. Ideas of Transgression and Buddhist Monks.Malcolm Voyce - 2010 - Law and Critique 21 (2):183-198.
    It is implicit in a western understanding of law that law is a series of generalisations, which are universal and which aim to promote social community. At the same time ‘law’ is expected to operate in a territory where it applies, and to apply to a community of rights-bearing subjects. Such a view of law may have reflected part of the values of the European Enlightenment where law was seen as a rational science and where religion has been seen as (...)
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