Uctтащs юааlawюаб юааlibraryюаб Celebrates Six Decades Of Service Excellence Uct юааnewsюаб News & events law library stafff are intrigued by a gpo demonstration of paper marbling. photo by the library of congress. the law library of congress provides webinars and onsite classes to give patrons an introduction to legal sources, research techniques, and legal issues in us and foreign, comparative, and international law. Date: 2020 09 17. film, video. philosophy and life: fragility, emotions, capabilities brian e. butler interviewed philosopher martha c. nussbaum on the topic of "philosophy and life: fragility, emotions, capabilities" in the annual frederic r. and molly s. kellogg biennial lecture in jurisprudence at the library of congress.
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