Jonas Ross Kjærgård, Reimagining Society in Eighteenth-Century French Literature

Articles in the same Issue

1. Frontmatter
3. Introduction: Digital Ontology and Epistemology. Between Law, Literature and the Visual Arts
4. “The Earth Is Flat!” The Literary Complexity of Truth, Lies and Fake Knowledge
5. Saving Content in Digital Surroundings: A Safe Solution?
6. Digital Justice: Shining Future or Illusory Chimera?
7. “Select before You Collect”: Uses and Abuses of Profiling and Data Mining in Law and Literature
8. Supposing the Law: Nomos and Categorical Imperatives in Never Let Me Go
9. Digital Voodoo: Who Does What?
10. Forensic Iconicity: The Experimental Law’s Whatness in Digital Culture
11. Research
12. Digital Media, Fears, and Their Ontological Demagogic Power: Utopia, Homeland, Occupied
13. Law as Literature: The Interdisciplinary Endeavour of Oudropo,, and Their Interdisciplinary Play with Text
14. The Merchant of Venice and the Paschal Moon
15. Book Reviews
16. Daniela Carpi: Monsters and Monstrosity. From the Canon to the Anti-Canon: Literary and Juridical Subversions
17. Jonas Ross Kjærgård, Reimagining Society in Eighteenth-Century French Literature