From Law and Literature to Legality and Affect represents a sustained argument for the
continued vitality of Law and Literature. It argues that the traditional methods of Law and …

This paper discusses comparative law and literature as an approach to studying law
culturally, addressing how the study of literature from the standpoint of comparative law …

This essay reflects on teaching Cultural Legal Studies as an elective within the
contemporary law school curriculum in Australia. Drawing upon, yet distinct from, consonant …

This chapter argues that representational legality is a distinctive mode of inquiry within
Cultural Legal Studies, particularly for scholars concerned with law and the visual …

This chapter introduces the volume and chapters to come. It begins by noting how science
fiction is entwined with thinking about law, and especially how the sense of time–of pasts …

This article is concerned with law's experiences and making sense of crisis. When we talk
about law's response to crisis, we refer to law not as an abstract set of rules but as an …

Abstract Because Arthur 'Weegee'Fellig's crime scene photographs have become the
standard for visually representing crime scenes in (American) popular culture, this paper …

Science fiction is full of collapses. Civilisations, planets and time itself all suffer varying
amounts of strain, rupture and catastrophe. The causes of such collapse are manifold. Black …

This chapter introduces cultural legal studies as the study of law as a cultural artefact. We
argue that encounters with law are the primary sites where legal meaning is produced, and …

One way to expand social, cultural, and religious communication and interaction in Islamic
societies is to preserve cultural heritage and expand the tourism industry. Considering the …