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The Oxford handbook of law and humanities
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| Format : | Textbook |
| Language : | anglais |
| Title statement : | The Oxford handbook of law and humanities / edited by Simon Stern, Maksymilian Del Mar, and Bernadette Meyler |
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New York :
Oxford University Press
, C 2020 |
| Physical Description : | 1 vol. (Xxxviii-892 p.) |
| Series : | Oxford handbooks |
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| Related Items : | Additional physical form:
The Oxford Handbook of Law and Humanities |
- Part I Methodologies
- 1. Materialism and legal historiography, From Bachelard to Benjamin / Christopher Tomlins
- 2. Legal materiality / Hyo Yoon Kang and Sara Kendall
- 3. Law, visual studies, and image history / Carolin Behrmann
- 4. Book history / Henrike Manuwald
- 5. Digital humanities / Stephen Robertson
- 6. Postcolonial studies / Renisa Mawani
- 7. Racial ambiguity blues: contemporary challenges for racialization theory in the twenty-first century / Camille Gear Rich
- 8. Disability, law, and the humanities: the rise of disability legal studies / Rabia Belt and Doron Dorfman
- 9. Psychoanalysis and law / Tracy McNulty
- 10. Affect and empathy studies / Suzanne Keen
- 11. Mapping law and performance: reflections on the dilemmas of an interdisciplinary conjunction / Julie Stone Peters
- Part II Themes
- 12. Spacetime in/and law / Mariana Valverde
- 13. Boundaries, walls, envelopes, rooms, and other spatialities of law / Timothy Hyde
- 14. The Sociality of the platform / Annelise Riles
- 15. Personhood / John Frow
- 16. Trauma, memory, and the law / Norman W. Spaulding
- 17. Challenging the legal self through performance / Marett Leiboff
- 18. Accident / Daniel Williams
- 19. Facing justice: evidence, legibility and pensiveness in the early modern imagination / Subha Mukherji
- 20. The Gap between fairness and law: Hamlet and equity from a cognitive perspective / Ellen Spolsky
- 21. From eternity to here: divine accommodation and the lost language of law / Nomi M. Stolzenberg
- 22. Machiavelli's Camillus and the tension between leadership and democracy / John P. McCormick
- 23. Agonism, democracy, and law / Panu Minkkinen
- 24. An anti-liberal defense of free speech: foundations of democracy in the western philosophical canon / Eric Heinze
- Part III Areas of law
- 25. Family law / Khiara M. Bridges
- 26. Human rights / Elizabeth S. Anker
- 27. Immigration and the imperial / Sherally Munshi
- 28.Indigenous law / Gregory Ablavsky, Sarah Deer, and Justin Richland
- 29. Property: changing formations of having and being / Sarah Keenan
- 30. Intellectual Property's Queer Turn / Andrew Gilden
- 31. History, literature, and authority in international law / Christopher N. Warren
- 32. Uncovering credibility / Julia Simon-Kerr
- 33. Laws of sex, changed / Noa Ben-Asher
- Part IV Legal Genres
- 34. The functions of legal literature and case reporting before and after stare decisis / Andrew Benjamin Bricker
- 35. Trials and the impressionism of advocacy / Rex Ferguson
- 36. Maxims / Donald R. Davis, Jr.
- 37. Responsa / Ari Z. Bryen
- 38. Legal treatise / Steven Wilf
- 39. Legal codes as cultural products / Heikki Pihlajamäki
- 40. Form contract / Tal Kastner
- 41. Legal paratexts / Robert Spoo
- 42. Emblems / Valérie Hayaert
- 43. Video as text/archive / Bennett Capers
- 44. Police records: an intermedia genre / Cristina Vatulescu
- 45. Comics / Hillary Chute