Learning to think like a climate crisis lawyer: When case-based legal education engages with the Anthropocene thought experiment

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During the last year, I focused on developing the part of my project that investigates (mostly through interviews with practicing lawyers involved in several "coal litigation" cases) the elaboration of novel climate litigation strategies in Japan. Based on distinct law's chronotopes/chronotopographies, such strategies, I argue, help shape the progressive opening up of legal reasoning to new narratives, at the interface of Earth system science and planetary social thought.