The New True Crime: How the Rise of Serialized Storytelling Is Transforming Innocence A Review by Pupul Dutta Prasad Crime stories focusing on unravelling the suspense and mystery surrounding criminal acts and their...
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Paul Raffield, Shakespeare’s Strangers and English Law (Hart Pub. 2023) A Review by Andy Lowry The third of Paul Raffield’s[1] monographs on Shakespeare and English law “attempt[s] to provide a wide-ranging examination and analysis...
Rebecca Lemon reviews Stephanie Elsky’s Custom, Common Law, and the Constitution of English Renaissance Literature (Oxford University Press, 2020) here for the New Rambler. Lemon says in part, Custom, Elsky writes, “does not...
Marco Wan reviews Robert Spoo, Modernism and the Law (Bloomsbury Academic, 2018), for The New Rambler (link here). More about the book here.
Frans-Willem Korsten’s Art as an Interface of Law and Justice Book Review Susan Tanner* A recent and formidable entrant into the world of Law and Literature is Frans-Willem Korsten’s Art as an Interface of...
Laura E. Little, Temple University School of Law, is publishing A Taxonomy of Taxonomies (Book Review of Pierre Schlag and Amy J. Griffin, How to do Things with Legal Doctrine in the Journal of...
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