The law and Harry Potter
By: edited by Jeffrey E. Thomas, Franklin G. Snyder
Publisher: Carolina Academic Press
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Durham, N.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 414
ISBN-13: 9781594606458
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: What role need law play in a society with magic?  -- John Gava & Jeannie Marie Paterson; title: Bots and gemots : Anglo-Saxon legal references in Harry Potter  -- Susan P. Liemer; title: Harry Potter and the half-crazed bureaucracy  -- Benjamin H. Barton; title: Moral choice, wizardry, law, and liberty : a classical liberal reading of the role of law in the Harry Potter series  -- Andrew P. Morriss; title: Harry Potter and the unforgivable curses  -- Aaron Schwabach; title: Sirius Black : a case study in actual innocence  -- Geoffrey Christopher Rapp -- The; title: persecution of Tom Riddle : a study in human rights law  -- Geoffrey R. Watson; title: Punishment in the Harry Potter novels  -- Joel Fishman; title: Hogwarts, the family, and the state : forging identity and virtue in Harry Potter  -- Danaya C. Wright; title: Harry Potter and the development of moral judgment in children  -- Wendy N. Law & Anna K. Teller; title: Harry Potter and the curse of difference  -- Benjanmin Loffredo; title: When Harry met Martin : imagination, imagery, and the color line  -- Benjamin G. Davis; title: Harry Potter and the image of God : how house-elves can help us to understand the dignity of the person  -- Alison McMorran Sulentic; title: Economic growth in the Potterian economy  -- Avichai Snir & Daniel Levy -- The; title: magic of money and banking  -- Eric J. Gouvin; title: Gringotts : the role of banks in Harry Potter's wizarding world  -- Heidi Mandanis Schooner; title: Harry Potter goes to law school  -- Lenora Ledwon; title: Which spell : learning to think like a wizard  -- Mary Beth Beazley; title: Harry Potter as client in a lawsuit : utilizing the archetypal hero's journey as part of case strategy  -- Ruth Anne Robbins; title: Who wants to be a muggle? : the diminished legitimacy of law as magic  -- Mark Edwin Burge; title: Agents of the good, servants of evil : Harry Potter and the law of agency  -- Daniel S. Kleinberger; title: Professor Dumbledore's wisdom and advice -- Darby Dickerson.