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Peter Schneck Peter Schneck is Professor and Chair of American Literature and Culture at Osnabrueck University, and currently the director of the Institute for English and American Studies. After studying American Studies, Media and Communicatio (Law & Literature, 20.06.2024)
Bentham, Iser, and the Necessity of Fiction
Karen Petroski Prof. Karen Petroski is a law professor at Saint Louis University. She earned a Ph.D. in literature before attending law school, and she is the author of several recent publications on fictionality, including the book Fiction and (Law & Literature, 20.06.2024)
Aspect Perception in Philosophy, Fiction, and Law
Yasemin Tuncer Yasemin Tuncer was a research assistant at the University of Cologne, Institute of Early Modern Legal History, German Law and Rhenish Legal History (Prof. Hans-Peter Haferkamp). In her PhD project, she examines the history of lega (Law & Literature, 13.06.2024)
The Reception of Vaihinger in Civil Law Scholarship
Constantin Luft Constantin Luft is a legal scholar and analytic philosopher who currently works as a research associate at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Chair for Private Law, Business Law, and Law & Economics (Prof. Dr. Gerhard Wagner, LL.M. (Law & Literature, 13.06.2024)
What’s in a Name? Legal Fictions and Philosophical Fictionalism
Hans J. Lind Hans J. Lind is postdoctoral instructor (YSS) at Yale University and coordinator (lead) of the working group “Cultural Foundations of Law and Public Administration” funded by the Yale Whitney Humanities Center. He currently is visit (Law & Literature, 13.06.2024)
Navigating the Pitfalls of Counterfactuality: Disciplinary and Interdisciplinary Approaches to Legal Fictions
Nursan Celik Nursan Celik is currently a substitute junior professor of German Studies at Friedrich-Alexander-University of Erlangen-Nuernberg and a lecturer in Comparative Studies at Freie University of Berlin. Prior to that, she was a postdoct (Law & Literature, 13.06.2024)
The Pretense Mode of Fiction. On the Practice of Fiction in Literary Studies
Mostafa Taherkhani Mostafa Taherkhani is a doctoral student at Sciences Po Law School, Paris, working on “archè” in law and its reproduction in international legal literature. He worked on a Derridean reading of legal theory in his last PhD. (Law & Literature, 17.04.2024)
Accepting or Transgressing the Failure: Derrida and Agamben on Kafka’s Before the Law
Michael Tager Michael Tager is an Emeritus Professor of Political Science at Marietta College in Ohio. His research interests are in Public Law and Politics and Literature. He has published articles on Primo Levi, Joan Didion, and other writers. (Law & Literature, 28.03.2024)
Examining Mass Incarceration: Rachel Kushner’s The Mars Room
Benjamin Goh Benjamin Goh is an Assistant Professor of Law at the National University of Singapore. (Law & Literature, 28.03.2024)
Planetary Gifts of Law and Literature
Jennifer W. Reiss Jennifer W. Reiss is a Ph.D. candidate in History at the University of Pennsylvania. Her research focuses on early American history and the Atlantic world, with particular interests in disability history, gender, and various as (Law & Literature, 26.02.2024)
Property, Propriety, and Publicity: A Different Look at Pope v. Curll (1741)