The Routledge Handbook of Cultural Legal Studies

This handbook provides a comprehensive introduction to the cutting-edge field of cultural legal studies.

Auteur

Karen Crawley is Senior Lecturer at Griffith Law School, Brisbane, Australia.

Thomas Giddens is Chair of Jurisprudence at Dundee Law School, Dundee, UK.

Timothy D Peters is Associate Professor of Law at the University of the Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia.

Contenu

1. Cultural Legal Studies: Methodologies of Reflexive Attunement Thomas Giddens, Karen Crawley and Timothy D Peters Part I: Methods or Orientations
   2. Imagination Mark Antaki and Kirsten Anker
      3. It's Law: Towards a Form of the Cultural Legal Dale Mitchell
         4. Law and the Unconscious Daniel Hourigan
            5. "It is Not a Question of Drawing the Contours, but what Escapes the Contour": Aesthetics, Provisionality, Finitude Karin van Marle
               6. Testify! Reflections on Cultural Legal Studies and Indigenous Legal Orders Rebecca Johnson
                  7. The Aesthetics of Sovereignty Daniel Matthews
                     8. Jurisography: A Report on Cultural Legal Study, Australia Ann Genovese and Shaun McVeigh Part II: Readings
                        9. Law and Horror Penny Crofts
                           10. Prohibition, Contract and Nomoi for the Future in Star Trek: Picard Kieran Tranter
                               11. The Use of Superheroes for Cultural Legal Studies: Batman's Two Bodies and the Political Theology of the Corporate Image Timothy D Peters
                                   12. Cultural Legalities of Social Media Cassandra Sharp
                                       13. Scribbling on the Moon: The Melancholia of Lunar Nullius Thomas Giddens
                                           14. Law, Poetry and the Voice of Nature Mariëlle Matthee
                                               15. The Parallel Lives of Legal Persons and Video Game Avatars Ashley Pearson
                                                   16. Alien Nation: Redefining the Alien in Law and Science Fiction Susan Bird and Jo Bird Part III: Performance and Performative Legalities
                                                       17. "The Working of Time": Transitional Justice and Body Memory in Rithy Panh's Cinema Maria Elander
                                                           18. Staging the Judicial Figure: The Parallels between Legal and Operatic Interpreters Ryan Kernaghan
                                                               19. Pluralising Judicial Authority: The Double-Voiced Opinion Julen Etxabe
                                                                   20. A Legal Frame-work of Urban Modernity: The Court of Criminal Appeals, Chicago (1927) Style Leslie H Abramson
                                                                       21. The Evidence of Juridical Documentaries Mónica López Lerma
                                                                           22. Sovereign Signatures: Australian First Nations Petitions Trish Luker
                                                                               23. Doing Theatrical Jurisprudence Marett Leiboff Part IV: Cinematic Legalities
                                                                                   24. Cinelegal Techniques Suzanne Bouclin
                                                                                       25. Picturing the Judiciary, Telling the Story of the Judge: The Discursivity and Narrativity of Judicial and Legal Culture in 21st Century Chinese Film Agnes S Schick-Chen
                                                                                           26. The Myth of the Big, Bad Narco: Cinematic Jurisprudence and U.S-Mexican Drug Wars Luis Gómez Romero
                                                                                               27. Film and the Re-imagination of Kinship: Graham Kolbeins's Queer Japan (2019) Marco Wan
                                                                                                   28. Tanya's Last Resort: On Law, Justice and Enclosure Emma Patchett
                                                                                                       29. Can I Have your Hands? The Use of Bodies in the Horror Genre and Refugee Law Justine Poon
                                                                                                           30. Terror Nullius (2018): Queering the Australian Colonial Imaginary Karen Crawley and Kim Weinert