Showing posts with label Gender. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gender. Show all posts
September 10, 2019

Mendenhall on Justice Holmes, Bad Boy @allenmendenhall

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Allen Mendenhall, Faulkner University School of Law, is publishing Justice Holmes, Bad Boy in volume 34 of the Berkeley Journal of Gender,...
September 20, 2017

Feminism In London: An October 14-15 Event Sponsored by FiLiA @FiLiA_charity @ThomGiddens

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Via Thom Giddens @ThomGiddens: FiLiA announces a conference at the Institute of Education, London, October 14-15, 2017, on Feminism in Lo...
September 28, 2016

Rosenbury @UFLawDean on Mary Jo Frug's Life, Work, and Scholarly Impact

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Laura A. Rosenbury, University of Florida, Levin College of Law, is publishing Channeling Mary Joe Frug in volume 50 of the New England La...
May 7, 2015

Religious Courts and Women's Equality

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Marie Ashe, Suffolk University Law School, and Anissa Helie, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY, have published Realities of Religi...
April 2, 2015

File Under "We Sort of Knew That"

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Five-Thirty-Eight's Walt Hickey did a short survey of the gender gap on screen and in real life, and says he's found that Hollywoo...
August 16, 2013

Walk Like a Man, Talk Like a Man, and Then What?

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John M. Kang, St. Thomas University School of Law, has published Does Manly Courage Exist? in volume 13 of the Nevada Law Journal (2013). ...
November 27, 2012

Women In Nineteenth Century English Literature: A New Book

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New from Oxford University Press: Hilary M. Schor, Curious Subjects:  Women and the Trials of Realism (December, 2012). $65.00. ...
July 19, 2010

Susan Sage Heinzelmann's "Riding the Black Ram" Is Published

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From Stanford University Press: Stanford University Press is pleased to announce the publication of Riding the Black Ram: Law, Literature, a...

Gender, Evidence, and Language Usage

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Janet Ainsworth, Seattle University School of Law, has published The Performance of Gender as Reflected in American Evidence Rules: Language...

Literature, Sexuality, and Law

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Timothy Stewart-Winter, Yale University, and Simon Stern, Faculty of Law, University of Toronto, have published Picturing Same-Sex Marriage ...
March 4, 2010

Gender and Reproductive Rights Talk

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Lia Alexandra Mandaglio, currently a law student at the George Washington Law School, has posted Speaking Across the Divide: A Functional Gr...
March 2, 2010

Conference Announcement

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American University Washington College of Law’s Program on Information Justice and Intellectual Property, Women and the Law Program, and Jou...
October 23, 2009

How Right (Or Wrong) Does Television Get It?

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From MSNBC.com, two stories about how television reflects the real world; a piece on the progress women have made in breaking through the gl...
October 15, 2009

Women and Wall Street

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Christine Sgarlata Chung, Albany Law School, has published "From Lily Bart to the Boom Boom Room: How Wall Street's Social and Cult...
October 1, 2009

Hollywood, Women's and Children's Rights, and the News

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FindLaw's Marci Hamilton discusses the popular culture image of polygamy in Big Love and the reaction to the news of the arrest of dire...
September 22, 2009

The Effects of Advertising

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Mark Bartholomew, University at Buffalo Law School, has published "Advertising and Social Identity." Here is the abstract. This es...
August 15, 2009

Writing Domestic Violence Scholarship

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Lively discussion between Nancy Lemon and Christina Hoff Sommers over Myths or Facts in Feminist Scholarship? in The Chronicle Review .
August 11, 2009

New Film From Women Make Movies

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From Women Make Movies WMM NEW RELEASE! MRS. GOUNDO'S DAUGHTER A new film about a young Malian mother's fight with the U.S. legal sy...
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August 6, 2009

The Geography of Crime; Crime and Reality TV

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Found while I was looking for something else: Lisa Kadonaga, Strange Countries and Secret Worlds in Ruth Rendell's Crime Novels , 88 Geo...
July 28, 2009

Women's Memoirs

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From History Today: Julie Peakman writes about "blaming and shaming in whore's memoirs." Men may have had power, but women oft...