Law and literature in French Studies by Adam, H, Patterson, J

Law and literature: a misunderstood relation? The criticism of Richard Posner and Robert Weisberg to the law in literature movement by Amanda Muniz Oliveira

“…The law and literature movement, started in 1973 in the United States with the release of The Legal Imagination, by James Boyd White, had as its main objective to reach the humanization of jurists. …”
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Law And Literature: The Construction of me and Other by Gretha Leite Maia

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Law and Literature Movement and the aim of narrative jurisprudence by Arsen Bačić, Mia Bašić

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The limits of the law and literature movement: An example of Sophocles by Avramović Dragutin S., Jovanov Ilija D.

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Law and Literature Movement and the aim of narrative jurisprudence by Mia Bašić

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"Et in Arcadia Eco: Law & Masonic Literature" by Pauline Chakmakjian

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The Relationship between Law and Literature in Contemporary German Literature by Sonja Arnold

“…Começa-se com reflexões teóricas sobre law in literature (direito na literatura), a fim de, então, identificar temas, gêneros e uma estética/narrativa específica dos textos contemporâneos em questão. …”
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Land, Law and Literature: Dad and Dave and Australian National Identity by Francine Rochford

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Law and literature under the Ancien Regime: the play of values and the law by Viala, A

Edmond Picard and the Congo Free State: A Study in Law and Literature by Bryant White

“…While the law and literature movement has treated a number of important texts, contexts, and figures from both spheres, surprisingly absent is the situation of Leopold II’s Congo Free State and the person of Edmond Picard. …”
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Caroline Koegler, Jesper Reddig, and Klaus Stierstorfer, editors. Citizenship, Law and Literature by Mitchell Gauvin

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FORGOTTEN PRECURSORS OF LAW AND LITERATURE IN THE UNITED STATES: THE HISTORICITY OF THE PARADIGMS OF LEGAL EPISTEMOLOGY by Amanda Muniz Oliveira

“…Objective: It was possible to demonstrate that, contrary to what is often stated, the theme Law and Literature does not begin to be studied in the United States with the publication of The Legal Imagination (1973). …”
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Law and literature: interdisciplinary reflections from the work “The Children Act”, by Ian McEwan by Cássia Escoza

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The analysis of socio-legal problems through role-playing: an approach from law and literature by Nicolás Carrillo Santarelli

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Akta Hakcipta 1987 (Akta 332) dan peraturan-peraturan dan perintah-perintah : (hingga 5hb. Jun 2003) / by Legal Research Board

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Relations between law and literature in argentine history. Proposals for your study from the philosophy of law. by Gonzalo Ana Dobratinich

“…The present work aims to analyze the links between law and literature in Argentine history from the beginning of the 19th century to the present. …”
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Human rights and literature: an emerging meeting space between law and literature in the North American tradition by María Jimena Sáenz

“…One of the particular characteristics of the interdisciplinary law and literature movement, which sets it apart from the large number of law and literature movements that proliferated during the sixties and seventies in the American academy that saw it born, is the migration of concern in examining the intersections and limitations between the two, from a legal starting point to the field of literary studies called Literature and Human Rights. …”
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Valentim Fernandes and Jacobo Cromberger: the pioneers in the biography of portuguese copyright and law of literature in the portuguese language by Víctor Gameiro Drummond

“…This paper describes and critically analyzes the first attributions of privileges occurred in Portuguese-speaking countries in the 16th century, especially Portugal, as well as the reflections of these facts in the history of Copyright in this country and those that historically are related to it, which means historically the beginning of a law of literature in the Portuguese language.…”
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<i>The Liues, Apprehensions, Arraignments, and Executions of the 19 Late Pyrates</i>: Jacobean Piracy in Law and Literature by Graham Moore

“…These tensions appear in the differences between representations of maritime depredation emanating from the state and from the public—differences visible in the transmission of information from law to literature.…”
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