Volume 7. Number 1. 2013
The 1st issue of the 2013 volume of Law and Humanities is now available online.
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CONTENTS
Editorial
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Articles
‘The Cutting Edge of Cocking About’: Top Gear, Automobility and Law
Kieran Tranter and Damien Martin
Oaths, Credibility and the Legal Process in Early Modern England: Part Two
Barbara J Shapiro
Towards a Critique of Narrative Reason
François Ost
Recovering the Lost Human Stories of Law: Finding Mrs Burns
Dawn Watkins
Lost for Words: Embodying Law through Tanztheater
Miriam Aziz
Book Reviews
Julen Etxabe, The Experience of Tragic Judgment
Ari Hirvonen
Ruth Herz, The Art of Justice: The Judge’s Perspective
Leslie J Moran, Gary Watt, Linda Mulcahy and David Isaac
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