Pier Giuseppe Monateri: Dominus Mundi. Political Sublime and the World Order

Articles in the same Issue

1. Frontmatter
2. Focus: Legal Perspectives in Victorian Literature
3. Legal Perspectives in Victorian Literature
5. Charles Dickens and the Rhetoric of Law in David Copperfield
6. Gentlemanliness, Status and Law in Anthony Trollope’s Lady Anna
7. Infanticide in Adam Bede: Hetty Sorrel and the Language of Justice
8. The Abstruse Syntax of Law in Wilkie Collins’s The Law and the Lady
9. Late-Victorian Experiences with Italian Legislation: Stories of Sex, Madness and Social Commitment
10. “Undesirable Immigrants”: The Language of Law and Literature in Joseph Conrad’s “Amy Foster”
11. Research
12. Robotics and Work: Between Fiction and Reality
14. Praising the World “by Geometrical Terms”: Legal Metrics, Science and Indicators in Swift’s Voyage to Laputa
15. The Voice of the People in Homer
16. Elizabeth the Rhetorician. An Analysis of the Greatest Speeches by the Virgin Queen
17. Book Review
18. Pier Giuseppe Monateri: Dominus Mundi. Political Sublime and the World Order