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![handle is hein.journals/griffith14 and id is 1 raw text is: GRIFFITH LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 14 Number 1 • 2005
Re Alex: Narrative Identity and the Case of Gender Dysphoria
Kim Atkins
The Web of Desire and the Narcissistic Trap: A Psychoanalytic
Reading of Re Alex
Paula Baron 17
'The Privileged Few' and the Classification of Henwood v Harrison:
Foucault, Comment and Qualified Privilege
Chris Dent 34
Fragile Connections?
Narnia Bohler-Muller 61
The Forgotten Founding: Civics Education, the Common Law
and Liberal Constitutionalism in Australia
Haig Patapan 91
Law School Lemonade: Or Can You Turn External Pressures into
Educational Advantages?
Elizabeth Handsley, Gary Davis and Mark Israel 108
REVIEWS
Chinese Law: A Language Perspective
By Deborah Cao
[Review by Mobo Gao] 134
A Jury of Whose Peers? The Cultural Politics of Juries in Australia
By Kate Auty and Sandy Toussant (eds)
[Review by Kobie Mulligan] 136
Law's Moving Image
By Leslie J Moran, Emma Sandon, Elena Loizidou
and Ian Christie (eds)
[Review by Kieran Tranter] 139
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