Showing posts with label Law and Fiction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Law and Fiction. Show all posts
December 13, 2024

Galperin on Museum of Joy @JoshGalperin @HaubLawatPace @ELIORG

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Joshua Galperin, Pace University School of Law, is publishing Museum of Joy , in a volume to be published by the Environmental Law Institute...
March 4, 2021

Bezemek on Game of Thrones: An Essay in Politics Theory--The Men of the "Night's Watch" @UniGraz

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Christoph Bezemek, University of Graz, Faculty of Law, Institute of Public Law and Political Science, has published Game of Thrones: An Essa...
May 20, 2020

Repost: Through a Glass Darkly: European History and Politics in Contemporary Crime Narratives: Proposals Due By May 31, 2020

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Deadline Approaching: Proposals Due By May 31, 2020 Through a Glass Darkly:  European History and Politics in Contemporary Crime Na...
April 25, 2019

For Those Interested in Law and Game of Thrones: A Blog For You! @ShannonKilpatri @WesterosLaw

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Via Shannon Kilpatrick: news of a blog devoted to law and Game of Thrones:   Laws of Fire and Ice . The author is attorney Clint Woods.   A...
April 23, 2019

Want To Review a New Law-Related Film, TV Series, Or Book? Hedgehogs and Foxes Wants To See Your Work!

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The online site Hedgehogs and Foxes ( https://hedgehogsandfoxes.org/ ) is seeking essays, book reviews, articles, teaching materials, and o...
April 11, 2019

A New Book On Law in Games of Thrones @Mare_et_Martin

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New from Mare & Martin: Du droit dans Game of Thrones (Quentin Le Pluard and Péran Plouhinec, eds., 2019). Here is the description ...
February 1, 2019

Michaels on Abstract Innovation, Virtual Ideas, and Artificial Legal Thought @UHLAW

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Andrew C. Michaels, University of Houston Law Center, is publishing Abstract Innovation, Virtual Ideas, and Artificial Legal Thought in vo...
January 14, 2019

CFP: Islands and Remoteness in Geography, Law, and Fiction: Conference at the University of Verona, November 21-22, 2019

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From the mailbox: CFP:  Islands and Remoteness in Geography, Law, and Fiction, a conference convened by Matteo Nicolini, University of ...
August 25, 2018

Hidalgo on Due Process in Harry Potter @EmilyABishop2

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Jessica Victoria Hidalgo, Loyola (NOLA) Law School, has published “Accio Due Process!” Solving the Due Process Crisis in the Wizarding Worl...
March 23, 2018

Mignanelli on John Grisham's Appearances in Judicial Opinions @nmignanelli

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Nicholas Mignanelli, University of Miami School of Law, is publishing The Runaway Judge: John Grisham's Appearance in Judicial Opinions...
February 15, 2018

Thornton and Roberts on Women Judges, Private Lives: (In)Visibilities in Fact and Fiction @ANU_Law @hj_roberts_ @GenderANU

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Margaret Thornton and Heather Roberts, both of the Australian National University College of Law, have published Women Judges, Private Live...
February 10, 2018

Bilbo Baggins, Defendant: Law In Tolkien @MizzouLaw

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HATTS (Historical and Theatrical Trial Society) of the University of Missouri School of Law has announced the trial of Bilbo Baggins of Ba...
August 23, 2017

Burke on Why Novelists Write About the Criminal Justice System @alafairburke @Hofstra_Law

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Alafair S. Burke, Hofstra University School of Law, is publishing Why Fiction? in the New England Law Review (2017). Here is the abstract....
July 26, 2017

Why So Many Mystery and Horror Plots Grow Up--and Out--of Small Towns

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Emily Farrelly offers five reasons that small towns are such wonderful settings for mystery and horror: 1) the illusion of closeness (every...
July 11, 2017

Simenon and Justice: A New Book By Alexandra Fabbri and Christian Guéry @BellesLettresEd

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A new book on Georges Simenon and law, available from Les Belles Lettres. The authors are judges Alexandra Fabbri and Christian Guéry, and ...
June 12, 2017

First Thing We Do, Let's Kill All the Deans @chronicle

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Ms. Mentor, channelled through Emily Toth, Professor of English and Women's Studies at LSU, offers her annual-ish list of academic list...
March 2, 2017

Marmor on Law as Authoritative Fiction

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Andrei Marmor, Cornell University Law School, has published Law as Authoritative Fiction as Cornell Legal Studies Research Paper No. 17-10...
February 2, 2017

Greene on Atticus Finch's Nature Revealed in "Go Set a Watchman"

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Sally Greene is publishing Atticus, Uprising in volume 47 of the Cumberland Law Review (Winter 2016). Here is the abstract. The controv...
December 7, 2016

Lizzie Borden's Back...With a Vengeance

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The Guardian  takes a look at the enduring interest with Lizzie Borden and the events of August 4, 1892, as new popular culture entries, in...
November 28, 2016

Loathsome Lawyers From Literature: A List From Attorney/Author Alex Wade @SurfNation1

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Alex Wade's list of unpalatable literary lawyers: from Dr. Gonzo ( Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas ) to Don Sebastiano ( The Day of Jud...