Paul Raffield: Shakespeare’s Strangers and English Law

Articles in the same Issue

1. Frontmatter
2. Editorial
3. FOCUS: Revenge and the Law
4. Focus
5. The Paradoxes of Sin: Vengeance as Death Drive in Janet Lewis’s The Wife of Martin Guerre
6. The Theatre of Revenge: The Intrusion of Hamlet’s Shadow Between Drama and History
7. “Avenging the Nation”. Freedom of the Press and Constitutional Deliverance in Trollope’s Palliser Novels
8. Loyal to Whom? Friends, Spies, Revenge, and Our Man in Havana
9. Can You Think About Justice? Between Law Enforcement and Revenge, Detective’s Dilemmas in Noir Novel
10. Between Anger and Revenge: The Unpoetic Justice of “Counterparts”
11. Hamlet and Pure Object Revenge – The Matter of Life and Death
12. Research
13. Resting her Case: “MeToo à la française” – Springora and Others
14. Narratives of Justice: Legal Meaning, Literary Genres and Politics
15. The Shadows of Sovereignty: A Visual Genealogy of Dark Knight Archetypes
16. Book Review
17. Paul Raffield: Shakespeare’s Strangers and English Law