American philosopher and philologist who produces baroque scholarly works at the intersection of philosophy, philology, legal history, and medieval studies.
Echolalias: on the forgetting of language — traces the traces of language in babbling, glossolalia, and forgetting. The Enemy of All: the pirate as a figure of universal enmity in international law — a conceptual genealogy of statelessness and universal jurisdiction.
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