Law and Literature in Europe / Recht und Literatur in Europa

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Begrüßung/Welcome

Key Note: Prof. Dr. Gareth Griffiths - Europe’s Others, Other Europes

Key Note: Prof. Dr. Cassandra Sharp - The cultural legalities of social media in Australia and Europe: narrative comparatives during a crisis

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Sektion 6

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Sektion 7

Sektion 1

Sektion 2

Sektion 5

Sektion 8

Lesung/Lecture: Tanja Maljartschuk - Europa, Recht und Literatur – Ukrainische Perspektiven

Sektion 4

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Adaoma Igwedibia and Onyebuchi James Ile - D.H. Lawrence’s Lady Chatterley’s Lover and The Legal Overreach in Its Ban: A Study of the Implications of Law in Literature (in session "Sektion 7")

Aisha Sani Maikudi - European Union Integration Post Brexit (in session "Sektion 7")

Alina Wolski - Von Europa erzählen (in session "Sektion 1")

Andrzej Belczyk-Kohl - Nationalisierung als Ordnungsmacht. Postkoloniale Differenz und rechtsphilosophischer Streit im Diskurs der nationalen Präsenz (in session "Sektion 4")

Chiara Crescioli - The harmonisation of cybercrime legislation in the EU: a special focus on the Italian and German recent legal reforms (in session "Sektion 5")

Christoph Schuch - Europäischer Traum im Kapitalismus – Sybille Bergs “GRM“ als Rechts- und Sozialstaatskritik (in session "Sektion 1")

David Österle - Zur kulturpolitischen Funktion und Wirkung von europäischen Literaturpreisen (in session "Sektion 1")

Davor Beganović - Ein Anwalt europäischer Werte vor Gericht. Miroslav Krležas Roman Ohne mich. Eine einsame Revolution (in session "Sektion 4")

Eberhard Ortland - Präsentation der Online-Enzyklopädie „Recht und Literatur“ des SFB 1385 (in session "Sektion 3")

Enrico Andreoli - Travelling Al Sur de Granada: A Methodological Journey Between Comparative Law and Literature (in session "Sektion 5")

Franziska Quabeck - Blood on the continent. Or: What is a gentleman? (in session "Sektion 2")

Fryderyk Zoll - Is translation really present in the legislative process of the EU? The Challenges of “Intertextuality” of EU-law (in session "Sektion 5")

Ivana Perica - Contemporary political novel in Europe: liberal democracy and the rule of law (in session "Sektion 5")

Jan B. Gordon - Vox Populi v. Codified law – An Amicus Curiae Brief (in session "Sektion 6")

Kieran Dolin - European Law and Literature: Australian Perspectives (in session "Sektion 6")

Lina L. Blank - Legal autonomy of literature in the mirror of Dutch Parliamentary Debates (in session "Sektion 8")

Lior Weinstein - Disphoric European Hebrew Literature and expressive power of EU law (in session "Sektion 8")

Lotte van den Bosch - Mediators as the founding fathers of literary autonomy in law: the case of Ernst Polak (in session "Sektion 8")

Marco Wan - Legal Orientalism and the Idea of Europe in Dai Sijie’s Balzac et la petite tailleuse chinoise (in session "Sektion 3")

Michael Chukwukwaluka Uyanne and Oziomachukwu Akunna Ajemba - Shakespearean Discourse and Evolution of Law (in session "Sektion 7")

Mua’zu Abdullahi Saulawa - The Application of Europe Literature Towards the Development of Cybercrime Law (in session "Sektion 7")

Ngozi Ezenwa-Ohaeto - Incidents of European Legal intervention and the Traumatic Effects on The Extant Igbo Law: A Critical Study of Chinua Achebe’s ‘Things Fall Apart’ and ‘Arrow of God’ (in session "Sektion 7")

Oliver Bach - »Die alten Formen passen nicht«. Achim von Arnims Auseinandersetzung mit Friedrich Carl von Savignys. Vom Beruf unserer Zeit für Gesetzgebung und Rechtswissenschaft in den Briefen 1814–1819 (in session "Sektion 4")

Onyebuchi James Ile and Solomon Onyema Osekene - European Laws and Their Discursive Formations in Nigerian Literature: A Study of Soyinka’s ‘Death and The King’s Horseman’, Achebe’s ‘Things Fall Apart’ and ‘Arrow of God’ (in session "Sektion 7")

Owojecho Omoha - Law and Poetry: Capture Theory, Law and the Poetry of Wole Soyinka (in session "Sektion 7")

Piotr Pilarczyk - Old law and legal culture in the literature of Polish Romanticism (in session "Sektion 8")

Prof. Dr. Dr. Dieter Grimm: Europa ja - aber welches? (in session "Key Note")

Rabea Conrad - Titus' Rome and Shakespeare's England - The 'tragic' conflict between common and civil law (in session "Sektion 2")

Ralf Grüttemeier - Mapping literary trials. What archives and lawyers can and cannot do about the dearth of evidence (in session "Sektion 6")

Shulamit Almog - Athena as a Mediating Judge (in session "Sektion 6")

Sidia Fiorato - Children and Young Adults in Brexitland (in session "Sektion 3")

Zehra Haliloğlu - Law and Minority Rights in Shakespeare’s Proto-Capitalist Venice (in session "Sektion 2")

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