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Textualism is similar to "originalism", or "original meaning." These are different from purposivism. Other competing legal doctrines include Critical Legal Studies.
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A classic description of textualism, without using the term itself, is Justice Scalia's concurrence in ''Hirschey v. Federal Energy Regulatory Com.'', 777 F.2d 1 (D.C. Cir. Nov. 15, 1985).
 
A classic description of textualism, without using the term itself, is Justice Scalia's concurrence in ''Hirschey v. Federal Energy Regulatory Com.'', 777 F.2d 1 (D.C. Cir. Nov. 15, 1985).
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Textualism is often contrasted with [[purposivism]].  Other competing legal doctrines include [[Critical Legal Studies]].
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Textualism is similar to "[[originalism]]", or "original meaning."  These are different from [[purposivism]].  Other competing legal doctrines include [[Critical Legal Studies]].
    
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