Law, Culture and the Humanities June 2016; Vol. 12, No. 2

Law, Culture and the Humanities

June 2016; Vol. 12, No. 2

Editorial Editorial Austin Sarat

Heeding the Call of Justice: Humanistic Perspectives on Contemporary Events “It is Not an Era of Repose”: How the Legal System Personalizes Injustice and Sparks Protest Daniel Farbman

Commentaries: “Law and Childhood” Children’s Transitional Rights Anne C. Dailey Separate Childhood Laws and the Future of Society Karl Hanson Pornographic Protections? Itineraries of Childhood Innocence Joseph J. Fischel

Articles Mikhail Bakhtin and the Field of Law and Literature Desmond Manderson Televising Supreme Court Oral Argument? Ira L. Strauber Jacques-Louis David’s Adieux: The Micropolitics of Sovereignty at the Bourbon Restoration Jimmy Casas Klausen Remembering “Rwanda” Nesam McMillan Governing Through Privacy: Authoritarian Liberalism, Law, and Privacy Knowledge Randy K. Lippert and Kevin Walby “Your girls that you all love are mine already”: Dracula, Mormonism and New Women’s Degenerate Polygamy Jenny Roth, Lori Chambers, and Dana Walsh Regulation by Ridicule: Humorous Denigration as a Regulatory Instrument Peter Grabosky The Philosophy of Tax: A Review of David Foster Wallace’s The Pale King Darien Shanske The Rhetoric of Precedent and Fulfillment in the Sermon on the Mount and the Common Law Joshua Neoh

Reviews LCH Bookshelf

Book Reviews Book Review: Ethical Loneliness: The Injustice of Not Being Heard Stuart J. Murray Book Review: Punishment and Inclusion: Race, Membership and the Limits of American Liberalism Leonard C. Feldman Book Review: The Birth of Territory Thanos Zartaloudis Book Review: The First Civil Right: How Liberals Built Prison America Smita Ghosh