Abstract
In his version of the iconic story, Goethe has his hero say, “There are two Fausts in my soul!” And a century or so later, Camus’ lawyer narrator in The Fall puts his own first-person story under the sign of Janus, the Roman god with two faces looking in opposite directions. There is a bit of this doubleness in my friend Sandy's soul. I’ve thought for a while that his trained intuition follows a literary tune, but that his less Dionysical and more Apollonian mind points him towards history and the social sciences.
Document Type
News Article
Publication Date
6-23-2022
Source Publication
Balkinization
Keywords
law and literature, Roe v. Wade, Poethics, Sanford Levinson
Disciplines
Law
Recommended Citation
Weisberg, Richard, "Sandy’s Joyfully Divided Soul and a Glimpse at a Constitutional Poethics in View of Roe’s Leaked Demise" (2022). Faculty Online Publications. 8.
https://larc.cardozo.yu.edu/faculty-online-pubs/8
