4 CITAS DE JEROME BRUNER

"Great fiction is subversive in spirit, not pedagogical."

"At its best and most powerful fiction, like the fateful apple in the Garden of Eden, is the end of innocence."

"With due respect to judge and jury and to the procedural constraints of the law itself, cases are decided not only on their legal merits but on the artfulness of an attorney’s narrative. So if literary fiction treats the familiar with reverence in order to achieve verisimilitude, law studies need to honor the devices of great fiction if they are to get their full measure from judge to jury.

"Great narrative is an invitation to problem finding, not a lesson in problem solving. Its is deeply about plight, about the road rather than about the inn to which it leads."

Sigo sacándole el jugo a las lecturas que tanto me ayudaron durante el proceso de tesis.  Referencia genial como su autor: Making Stories: Law, Literature, Life por Jerome Bruner