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Equity and the Resources of Critique: Part II
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Nick Piška
Nick Piška is a Lecturer in Law at the University of Kent, UK. His research pursues a critical engagement with private law, particularly in the area of equity and trusts. He is currently writing a book on the fate of equity in modern law and society. He is the founding member with Rob Herian of the Equity & Trusts Research Network (
https://www.kent.ac.uk/law/research/centres-and-groups/equity.html ) as well as a member of the advisory board of the University of Kent’s transfaculty Centre for Critical Thought (https://www.kent.ac.uk/cct ). He has previously been a researcher at the Law Commission for England and Wales.
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4. April 2017
Published Online: 2017-4-4
Published in Print: 2017-4-1
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Artikel in diesem Heft
- Frontmatter
- Focus
- Equity and the Resources of Critique: Part II
- Aristotle’s Pharmacy
- Law and Equity, and “Law and History” as a Resource of Critique
- Equity and Legal Reasoning
- Equity and the Social Reproduction of Capital
- Equity, Property, and the Ethical Subject
- The Castrated Trustee: Jouissance and Breach of Trust
- Tending the Garden: Equity and Exscription
- From Helen’s Pharmacy to the Multiverse of Equities: Difference, Opposition, Différance
- Research
- Paul Johnston’s Body Politic: A Speculative Fable
- Utopias in The Tempest
- Spatial Imaginaries and the Sovereign Crisis
- From Hard-Copy to Digital Law via “Illustrated Courtrooms”: Visualising the History of Legal English
- “The Last Laugh?” A Multimodal Analysis of Captions in Photojournalism
- How to Enforce the Law: Video-Shocks for Road Security
- Book Review
- Sidia Fiorato and John Drakakis: Performing the Renaissance Body. Essays on Drama, Law, and Representation
Artikel in diesem Heft
- Frontmatter
- Focus
- Equity and the Resources of Critique: Part II
- Aristotle’s Pharmacy
- Law and Equity, and “Law and History” as a Resource of Critique
- Equity and Legal Reasoning
- Equity and the Social Reproduction of Capital
- Equity, Property, and the Ethical Subject
- The Castrated Trustee: Jouissance and Breach of Trust
- Tending the Garden: Equity and Exscription
- From Helen’s Pharmacy to the Multiverse of Equities: Difference, Opposition, Différance
- Research
- Paul Johnston’s Body Politic: A Speculative Fable
- Utopias in The Tempest
- Spatial Imaginaries and the Sovereign Crisis
- From Hard-Copy to Digital Law via “Illustrated Courtrooms”: Visualising the History of Legal English
- “The Last Laugh?” A Multimodal Analysis of Captions in Photojournalism
- How to Enforce the Law: Video-Shocks for Road Security
- Book Review
- Sidia Fiorato and John Drakakis: Performing the Renaissance Body. Essays on Drama, Law, and Representation
