Law in literature.

Toward a critique of guilt = perspectives from law and the humanities /cspecial volume editor, Matthew Anderson.{me_controlnum} by: (Electronic resources)

Law and literature reconsidered by: (Electronic resources)

Law and the Bront{uml}es by: (Electronic resources)

Subversion and Sympathy = Gender, Law, and the British Novel / by: (Electronic resources)

Shakespeare, revenge tragedy and early modern law = vindictive justice / by: (Electronic resources)

International law's collected stories by: (Electronic resources)

Marriage as a national fiction = represented law in the modern novel / by: (Electronic resources)

Literature and law by: (Electronic resources)

Shakespeare, law, and marriage by: (Electronic resources)

Writing and law in late Imperial China : = crime, conflict, and judgment / by: (Language materials, printed)

A critical introduction to law and literature / by: (Language materials, printed)

The law in Shakespeare by: (Electronic resources)

Playhouse law in Shakespeare's world by: (Language materials, printed)

Creon's ghost = law, justice, and the humanities / by: (Language materials, printed)

Empty justice = one hundred years of law, literature, and philosophy : existential, feminist, and normative perspectives in literary jurisprudence / by: (Electronic resources)

Outlawry in medieval literature by: (Electronic resources)

Reading for the law = British literary history and gender advocacy / by: (Electronic resources)

A Kiss from Thermopylae : = Emily Dickinson and law / by: (Language materials, printed)

Rene Girard, law, literature, and cinema = the legal drama of the scapegoat / by: (Electronic resources)

Gothic pathologies : = the text, the body, and the law / by: (Language materials, printed)

Law and Representation in Early Modern Drama. by: (Electronic resources)

A Criminal power : = James Baldwin and the law / by: (Language materials, printed)