Adopting theoretical and methodological lenses to see a form of post-truth legal research as a collection of multifocal law narratives

The primary purpose of this paper is to invite the reader to wear theoretical and methodological lenses in order to see post-truth legal research in the form of a collection of multifocal law narratives. This paper will exemplify how wearing lenses of postmodernism and narrative jurisprudence enables legal researchers to undertake a combination of doctrinal and non-doctrinal methods to interpret the meaning of statutory provisions in a contemporary context. The vision represented through a collection of images invites legal researchers to reimagine a collective engagement in the post-truth world through seeing what a form of legal research could look like.