Representing justice
Subtitle: stories of law and literature
By: Susan Sage Heinzelman
Contributors: Teaching Company
Series: The great courses; Great courses (DVD)
Publisher: Teaching Co.
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Chantilly, Va
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781598031447
Subjects: Law in literature; Law and literature
Other titles: Stories of law and literature
Notes: Course consists of 24 lectures in 2 parts. Each course guidebook covers the 12 lectures contained in 2 videodiscs in one part and includes notes, timeline, glossary, biographical notes and bibliographical references.

At head of title on cover: Lecture transcript and course guidebook.
Table of contents: title: Part 1. lecture 1. Literature as law, literature of law; title: lecture 2. The Old Testament as law and literature; title: lecture 3. Revenge and justic in Aeschylus's Oresteia; title: lecture 4. Community in Sophocles's Oedipus Tyrannus; title: lecture 5. Ritual order in mystery and morality plays; title: leture 6. Chaucer's lawyers and priests; title: lecture 7. Inns of Court, Royal Courts, and the Stage; title: lecture 8. Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice (1596-97); title: lecture 9. Shakespeare's Measure for Measure (1603-04); title: lecture 10. Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale (1609-11); title: lecture 11. An epic trial; title: Milton's Paradise Lost (1667); title: lecture 12. Moll Flanders (1722) ; Beggar's Opera (1727).; title: Part 2. lecture 13. Trial tales of Parricide Mary Blandy (1752); title: lecture 14. Property and self; title: Edgeworth, Burney, Austen; title: lecture 15. Law as fog; title: Dicekns's Bleak House (1852-53); title: lecture 16. Puritans anew; title: The Scarlet Letter (1850); title: lecture 17. Slavery and Huckleberry Finn (1885); title: lecture 18. Victorian limits; title: Tess and Jude the Obscure; title: lecture 19. Susan Glaspell's "Jury of Her Peers" (1917); title: lecture 20. Kafka and 20th century anxiety about law; title: lecture 21. Lolita (1958) and in the Art of Confessing; title: lecture 22. "Witnessing" slavery in Beloved (1987); title: lecture 23. Maternal infanticide; title: myth and judgement; title: lecture 24. Literature and law; title: past, present, future.