Ian Ward ed: Literature and Human Rights: The Law, the Language and the Limitations of Human Rights Discourse

Artikel in diesem Heft

1. Frontmatter
2. Focus
3. Focus: Law, Fashion and Identities
4. Theory: Dressing and Law
5. Fashion as an Institutional System
6. Clothing, Law and the Institution of the Subject’s Internal Normativity
7. Fashion & Performance
8. Playing it Fashionably Queer: Mae West’s Performing Sexuality
9. Fashion in India: Coercion or a Flag for Freedom?
10. Bodies, Masks and Biopolitics: Clothing as “Second Skin” and Skin as “First Clothing” in “The Tiger’s Bride”
11. Augmented Bodies: Functional and Rhetorical Uses of Augmented Reality in Fashion
12. Clothing, Art, Literature and Popular Culture
13. The Language of Clothing and the Law
14. The Law of Dress in Lord of the Flies
15. All Aboard the Louis Vuitton Train!
16. Research
17. Post-Mabo White Settler Fables and the Negotiation of Native Title Legislation in Andrew McGahan’s The White Earth (2004)
18. Ian Mc Ewan’s The Children Act: Minors’ Rights and Family Justice Perspectives in Italy and the UK
19. Desire for Justice and Desire as Justice: Theatre and Drama in Greenaway’s The Cook, the Thief, his Wife and her Lover
20. Book Reviews
21. Ian Ward ed: Literature and Human Rights: The Law, the Language and the Limitations of Human Rights Discourse
22. Mary Laing, Katy Pilcher, and Nicola Smith: Queer Sex Work