Readings in law and popular culture
By: edited by Guy Osborn and Steve Greenfield.
Contributors: Osborn, Guy, 1966-; Greenfield, Steve, 1960-
Publisher: Routledge
Published: 2006
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 328
Subjects: Culture and law.; Popular culture.
Table of contents: title: Tony Bradney / "The case of buffy the vampire slayer and the politics of legal education"; title: Richard Collier / Peter's choice : issues of identity, lifestyle, and consumption in changing representations of corporate lawyers and legal academics?; title: Lieve Gies / Beyond textual analysis : are the media really shaping people's understanding of the law?; title: Geoff Pearson / Contextualising the football disorder act : proportionality under the hammer?; title: Andrew Blake / Sports and the countryside in the 21st century?; title: Mark James / Virtually foul or virtually fair? FIFA, fair play, fouling and football games?; title: Ken Foster / The juridification of sport?; title: Peter Robson / The justice films of Sidney Lumet; title: Hilary Sommerlad and Pete Sanderson / Gender, power, and law in screwball comedy : re-viewing talk of the town and Adam's rib?; title: Penny English / Five find treasure : the ownerhip of the past in Enid Blyton's Five on Finniston Farm; title: Kwela Sabine Hermanns / A license to bill? power relations and contemporary themes in music copyright; title: Yvonne morris /  The legal implications surrounding the practice of video sampling in the digital age?; title: Steve Greenfield and Guy Osborn / Law, music, and the creative process ? who is an author?