Heather James, Ovid and the Liberty of Speech in Shakespeare’s England

Articles in the same Issue

1. Frontmatter
2. Secularization as a Paradigm of ‘Cross-Thought’
3. Political Theology from Satan to Legitimacy
4. Desacralized Law: Shakespeare and the Tragedy of Sovereignty
5. Law, Politics, and Liberal Hope: A Literary and Anthropological Analysis of Secular Society
6. An Uncertain Secularisation: Reproductive Rights in Contemporary Italy
7. Research
8. Spatial Vulnerability at the Spectral Threshold
9. Digging Holes and Building Walls: Spatial Imaginations of the Law in Stories by Franz Kafka and Rachel Shihor
10. Broken Justice: Justice and Relativism in the Work of Friedrich Dürrenmatt
11. Law’s Dark Clarity: Hugo and the ‘Misery’ of Legal Categorizations
12. Book Reviews
13. Carlo Pelloso: Democracies and Republics Between Past and Future: From the Athenian Agora to e-Democracy, from the Roman Republic to Negative Power
14. Björn Quiring: Trials of Nature: The Infinite Law Court of Milton’s Paradise Lost
15. Heather James, Ovid and the Liberty of Speech in Shakespeare’s England