OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The median citation count of Law & Literature is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-03-01 to 2024-03-01.)

Article	Citations
Nature as a Legal Person: Proxy Constellations in Law	6
The Animal Question via Art and Law	3
The Arena of Suspension: Carrie Mae Weems, Bryan Stevenson, and the “Ground” in the Stand Your Ground Law Era	3
“Twoo Muche Vayne and Idle Chardge”: The Precision of Inheritance in the 1601 Will of Bess of Hardwick	3
Divine Violence, Ironic Silence and Poetic Justice in Joseph Conrad’s The Secret Agent	2
Representing Agency: An Introduction	2
The Logic of Exemplarity	2
Prodigal Heirs and Their Social Networks in Early Modern English Drama, 1590–1640	2
How Liberty Dies in a Galaxy Far, Far Away: Star Wars, Democratic Decay, and Weak Executives	2
The Last Emblem. The Frontispiece to Vico’s New Science in the Light of Sugimoto’s Theaters as the Other Side of Aristotelian Language	1
Truth, Goodness, and Beauty: Literary Policy in Xi Jinping’s China	1
The Confluence of Rhetoric and Emotion: How the History of Rhetoric Illuminates the Theoretical Importance of Emotion	1
Transnational Gendered (Im)mobility in Border Cinema: Iraqi Refugee Women in Australia	1
Zombies as an Allegory for Terrorism: Understanding the Social Impact of Post-9/11 Security Theatre and the Existential Threat of Terrorism through the Work of Mira Grant	1
The Reflexivity of Law and of Literature	1
Why Non-Human Rights?	1
Risky Business: Con Artists, Speculation, and Inheritance in Early Modern English Drama	1
Squaring Law and Literature: Materiality – Comparativity – Constitutivity	1
Challenging Nordic Exceptionalism: Norway in Literature by and about Irregular Migrants	1
Peter Goodrich, Advanced Introduction to Law and Literature (Edward Elgar, Cheltenham, UK and Northampton MA, USA), 2021.pp. 119	1
Performing Hepatitis C, Problematising “Cure”: The Construction of Hepatitis C (Cure) in Social Security and Migration Law	1
The End of Originalism? Comparing-Cultures and Text Exegesis	1
Actor, Orator, Person: The Representation of Passion and the Passion of Representation in Hobbes’ Leviathan	1
The Pale Criminal, the Guilty Conscience, and the Constitution of Crime: Nietzsche Reading “Raskolnikov”	1
Force of Wall	1

In Quest of Sense. The Way Towards an Aesthetics of Law through Law and Humanities	1
Law, Literature and History	1
Beyond the Corpse-Barbarian: The Radical (Mexican) Grammar of Death in the Works of Teresa Margolles and Sergio González Rodríguez	0
“Land[s] beyond the White World”: (Re)imagining the International through Fiction	0
Law, Queer Performance and the Bat: Cassandra Cain as Becoming More	0
BOOK REVIEW: Ted Laros, Literature and the Law in South Africa: 1910-2010 (London: Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 2018)	0
Complicity and the Colonial Force of Law in the Courtroom of Katie Kitamura’s Intimacies	0
Legal Perspectives on the Method of Myth	0
Cut Piece: The Art of Yoko Ono and the Law of Rape in the United States	0
Reading Jeanne, Reading Jeanne: A Review Essay of Jeanne Gaakeer’s Judging from Experience: Law, Praxis, Humanities	0
The Importance of Not Being Honest	0
The Tigers of Curzon Street	0
Why Rights? A Commentary on Malte-Christian Gruber	0
On the True Men and Women, and Rebel Beetles: Utopia as Revolutionary Method and Practice in the Zapatista Tales of Subcomandante Marcos	0
BOOK REVIEW: Nicole Mansfield Wright, Defending Privilege: Rights, Status, and Legal Peril in the British Novel (Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2020) ISBN: 9781421433738, pp 210	0
BOOK REVIEW: Marett Leiboff, Towards a Theatrical Jurisprudence (Abingdon: Routledge, 2019), 182 pp	0
Justice and Law at the (1980) Chinese Movies	0
Fiat Lux/Fiat Lex : A Canticle for Leibowitz, Reason and Law	0
“Inhuman!” Transgressions: A Picture of Torture in Iffland’s the Foresters	0
Law and Disorder: Sovereignty, Protest, Atmosphere	0
Mythology of the Rule, Mythology of the Exception	0
From Clapham to Salina: Locating the Reasonable Man	0
“Speaking-For” and the Lack of Representation: Advocacy in Hobbes and Rousseau	0
Property, Propriety, and Publicity: A Different Look at Pope v. Curll (1741)	0
Schiller’s Demetrius Project: Questions of Legitimacy for the Twentieth Century	0
Reading Faust into International Criminal Law	0
Metaphorical Contracts and Games: Goethe’s Götz von Berlichingen and Schiller’s Fiesco	0
Getting Legal Reason to Speak for Itself: The Legal Form of the Gutachten and Its Affordances	0
BOOK REVIEW: Desmond Manderson, Danse Macabre: Temporalities of Law in the Visual Arts (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 2019), pp. 281	0
Listening for Silence	0
The Drover’s Wife, the Legend of Molly Johnson : Leah Purcell’s Reclaiming of a Colonial Fetish	0
The sentimental life of international law: literature, language, and longing in world politics *The sentimental life of international law: literature, language, and lon*	0
Ethics of Tragedy: Dwelling, Thinking, Measuring	0
Why Art and Law?	0
“Oracles of the Law:” Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr.’s Legal Futurism	0
Maksymilian Del Mar, Artefacts of Legal Inquiry: The Value of Imagination in Adjudication	0
Narrative Analysis as a Bridge between Humanistic and Legal Clinics Methodology. American and Italian Connections	0
Law and Love in Ovid: Courting Justice in the Age of Augustus	0
Free Indirect Discourse in Court: An Overview of Contemporary Jurisprudence in French Press Law	0
Derring Literarity: The Case of Negative Comparative Law	0
“No Woman, Much Less a Woman of Fortune, is Ever Fit to Be Her Own Mistress”: Gender, Wealth, and Agency in Inheritance Novels from the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries	0
“What Is New?”: Reading Kleist’s Michael Kohlhaas (1810) as a Reflection on the Procedural Nature of Justice	0
Portrait and Mugshot: Metonymical Foundation of Photographic Genres	0
Shakespeare’s Strangers and English Law *Shakespeare’s Strangers and English Law* , by Paul Raffield, London: Bloomsbury, 2023, 304 pp	0
Holmes Reads Holmes: Reflections on the Real-Life Links Between the Jurist & the Detective in the Library, in the Courtroom, and on the Battlefield	0
Jesús R. Velasco,Dead Voice: Law, Philosophy and Fiction in the Iberian Middle Ages, Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 256 pp, ISBN 9780812251869, Americas: $69.95, outside the Am	0
A Certain Justice: Toward an Ecology of the Chinese Legal Imagination *A Certain Justice: Toward an Ecology of the Chinese Legal Imagination*	0
The Utopian Law and Literature of Systematic Colonisation	0
BOOK REVIEW: Nomi Claire Lazar, out of Joint: Power, Crisis and the Rhetoric of Time (Yale University Press 2019), pp. 264	0
Libertines and the Law: Subversive Authors and Criminal Justice in Early Seventeenth-Century France	0

Earthbound: The Aesthetics of Sovereignty in the Anthropocene	0
Jared Stark, A Death of One’s Own: Literature, Law, and the Right to Die	0
Avant-Garde Literature and the Ground of Rights	0
Grains of Allowance: Liberty, Toleration, and Justice in George Farquhar’s The Recruiting Officer	0
Eros against Law: Levinas and Erotic Interiority in Don Juan of Kolomea	0
Sensing Justice through Contemporary Spanish Cinema: Aesthetics, Politics	0
Athenian Law and Classical Greek Tragedy: The Case of Oedipus the King	0
Piers Plowman and the Reinvention of Church Law in the Late Middle Ages	0
Modernism and the Law	0
From Customary Law to Codification: Secret Tribunal Scenes in Goethe’s Götz von Berlichingen and Kleist’s Käthchen of Heilbronn	0
Stopping the Boats, Changing the Narrative: How the Migrant Refugee Bildungsroman Became a Ghost Story	0
The Silence of the Soulless Corporation: Corporate Agency in James Fenimore Cooper’s The Bravo	0
Renisa Mawani, Across Oceans of Law: The Komagata Maru and Jurisdiction in the Time of Empire (Durham: Duke University Press, 2018) pp 352. Paperback: $28.95	0
Legal Cultures in the Age of Goethe: An Introduction	0
The Emperor Augustus and Narratives of Legal Origin	0
Ian Ward, the Play of Law in Modern British Theatre	0
“Speaking for the Dead to Protect the Living”: On Audre Lorde’s Biomythography, Law, Love, and Epistemic Violence in the Coronial Jurisdiction in the Kimberley	0
The Image of Law in Stephen R. Donaldson’s “Reave the Just”: Agency, Blame, and Sexual Assault	0
BOOK REVIEW: Flora Di Donato The Analysis of Legal Cases, A Narrative Approach (Routledge: New York, 2019) pp. 302.	0
The Right to Not Cut Our Owne Throats with Our Tongues: Proverbial Roots of the Fifth Amendment	0
Dead Hands, or, How the French Stopped the Dead Seizing the Living	0
Corto Maltese and the Myriad Narratives of a More-than-Human Ocean: Revisiting Some of UNCLOS’ Ontological Assumptions	0
Mikhaïl Bakhtin and International Refugee Law: A Dialogic Approach to Treaty Negotiations and Cross-Cultural Legal Hearings	0
Aliens: Legal Conceptions of the Corporate Invasion	0
Guilty, until Proven Innocent: The Fossilization of Discriminatory Practices in Visa Law and Policy as portrayed in Anna Segher’s Transit and Juan de Recacoechea’s American Visa	0
Law’s Will to Truth in The Sound of Things Falling	0
Correction	0
The Possibility of Norms: Social Practice Beyond Morals and Causes	0
Colonial Law in India and the Victorian Imagination	0
Transgression and Individuation. Proximities between Law and Literature	0
BOOK REVIEW: Jean-Luc Nancy, Dies Irae, Edited by Angela Condello, Carlo Grassi and Andreas Philippopoulos-Mihalopoulos, University of Westminster Press, 2019, ISBN 978-1-912656-30-1 (paperback	0
Through the Looking Glass of the Law	0
Vortext	0
Writing for Others in South Africa’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission	0
Cecily Shoots a Rhinoceros: Big Game Hunting in British Somaliland and the 1900 Convention for the Preservation of Wild Animals, Birds and Fish in Africa	0
Orwell and Empire *Orwell and Empire* , by Douglas Kerr, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2022, 205 pp	0
“The Monarck of Loves Crowne:” Love and Law in Lady Mary Wroth’s Pamphilia to Amphilanthus	0
The Law of Frank Herbert’s Dune: Legal Culture between Cynicism, Earnestness and Futility	0
Imperfect Facsimiles: The Library and the Museum¹	0
The Myth of the Law through the Mirror of Humanities: Perspectives on Law, Literature, Psychoanalysis, and Aesthetics	0
The Map of a Forbidden Journey: Derrida Before the Law of Kafka	0
Destructive Legacies: Thomas Bernhard’s Literary Critique of Inheritance	0
Introduction: Writing Inheritance in European Literature	0
Judgment *Judgment* , by Thomas Giddens, Abingdon: Routledge, 2022, 105 pp	0
Capital Letters: Hugo, Baudelaire, Camus, and the Death Penalty	0
Legal and Epic Alienation. Fritz Bauer’s Critique of the Frankfurt Auschwitz Trial (1963-1965) and Peter Weiss’s Dramatic Treatment of the Trial in the Investigation. Oratorio in 11 Can	0
Disputing the Emotional Estate. Moral and Financial Inheritance in Vigdis Hjorth’s Will and Testament (2016) and Helga Hjorth’s Free Will (2017)	0
Speculative Constitutions in Ursula K. Le Guin’s Hainish Cycle and the Rights of Nature	0
David McIlroy, the End of Law: How Law’s Claims Relate to Law’s Aims, (Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 2019) ISBN: 9781788113991, pp. 180	0
Peter Goodrich, Schreber’s Law (Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2018) pp. 162	0
Victor Fan, Extraterritoriality: Locating Hong Kong Cinema and Media (Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2019), 360pp	0
Speaking Out: Graphic Narrative as Alternative Jurisdiction	0
A Court in the Backlands: A Nomadic Justice in Brazilian Literature	0
The War on Drugs between Exception and Legitimacy: García Márquez’s News of a Kidnapping	0
The Mothers of Us All: Extracts, with comments, from the ‘Yellow Catalogue’ published by the Milan Women’s Bookstore	0
Disrupting Undocumentation: Municipal ID Cards against Passport Fetishism	0
Book Review	0
The Semantics of Autonomy, the Pathos of Decision, and Dispositifs of Representation at the End of Life	0
The Human Pared Away: Hilary Mantel’s Thomas Cromwell as an Archetype of Legal Pragmatism	0
Stephanie Elsky, Custom, Common Law, and the Constitution of English Renaissance Literature	0
A Cultural History of Law	0
Torture and Autobiography: A Scarrian Reading of Self, Rights, and Revolution in Lualhati Milan Abreu’s Dawn	0
The Oxford Handbook of Law and Humanities	0
Before Borders: A Legal and Literary History of Naturalization *Before Borders: A Legal and Literary History of Naturalization* , by Ste	0
Victorian Inheritance, Speculation, and Middlemarch’s “Dead Hand”	0