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The transformation of meaning: Legal discourse and Canadian internment camps

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  1. Faculty of Law, University of Windsor, Canada

    William E. Conklin

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Earlier drafts of this Paper have been presented to the Kent Law School, and to meetings of the International Association for Philosophy and Literature (Virginia, May 11th, 1996) and the (American) Law and Society Association (Glasgow, July 10th, 1996). I have benefited from the commentaries of participants.

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Conklin, W.E. The transformation of meaning: Legal discourse and Canadian internment camps. Int J Semiot Law 9, 227–256 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01570808

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