Can’t Think of the Name of That Movie? Try This Website
Are you having trouble remembering the name of a film? Try searching for it at this website: What Is My Movie?
Open Culture On Better Call Saul As Storytelling @BetterCallSaul @openculture
From Open Culture, an essay on Better Call Saul‘s storytelling skills. Link here.
Margaret Hagan, Lawyer/Artist @margarethagan
Margaret Hagan is a lawyer who directs the Legal Design Lab at Stanford. Here’s a link to her blog. She also creates some interesting art: check it out at her Etsy shop! We’re listing...
Daredevil the Attorney @CBR
What do you think of Matt Murdock as an attorney? Check out this appraisal from Theo Kogod for CBR.com.
Bennardo on The Law According to She-Hulk @unc_law
Kevin Bennardo, University of North Carolina School of Law, has published The Law According to She-Hulk at 2023 University of Illinois Law Review Online. Here is the abstract. The character of She-Hulk in the...
Kang on The Political Urgency of Black Manhood: Frederick Douglass on Constitutional Theory @UNM_Law
John M. Kang, University of New Mexico School of Law, is publishing The Political Urgency of Black Manhood: Frederick Douglass on Constitutional Theory in volume 52 of the New Mexico Law Review. Here is...
Crime Files, Published By Palgrave Macmillan @Palgrave @SianMacarthur
ICYMI: The series Crime Files, published by Palgrave Macmillan, is a valuable set of studies on various topics in detective fiction. The latest title is Sian MacArthur’s Gender Roles and Political Contexts in Cold...
Aaronson, Abner, Borgschulte, and Mazumder on The Early Origins of the Civil Rights Movement in the US: An Analysis of the Growth of the NAACP @ChicagoFed @UofIllinois
Daniel Aaronson, Jala Abner, Bhashkar Mazumder, all of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, and Mark Borgschulte, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, are publishing The Early Origins of the Civil Rights Movement in the US:...
Conference, Feminist Perspectives on Law and Literature, September 15-16, 2022 @WWU_Muenster
Conference on Feminist Perspectives on Law and Literature, September 15-16, 2022, University of Muenster. More here.
ICYMI: Cathrine O. Frank, Character, Writing, and Reputation in Victorian Law and Literature (Edinburgh University Press, 2021) @unetweets @EdinburghUP
ICYMI: Cathrine O. Frank, University of New England, published Character, Writing, and Reputation in Victorian Law and Literature (Edinburgh University Press, 2021). Here from the publisher’s website is a description of the book’s contents....