LAW AND LITERATURE PANEL: Representations of Violence
In two panels, distinguished scholars in law and the humanities discuss the subject of representations of violence in literary and artistic works, and in the law. Essays are slated for a future special issue of TriQuarterly magazine. Contributors include, among others, Lan Cao (College of William and Mary), Austin Sarat (Amherst College), Annelise Riles (Cornell Univ.), Catharine Stimpson (NYU), Stephen Gillers (NYU), Marianne Constable (Univ. of California, Berkeley), Regina Schwartz (Northwestern Univ.), Michael Lesy (Hampshire College), Dorothy Roberts (NU School of Law), David Thompson (Univ. of Chicago), Carolyn Frazier (NU School of Law), and Stephen Presser (Northwestern Univ.). Conference convened by NU School of Law senior lecturer Leigh Bienen, who also presents.
FREE TO NU SCHOOL OF LAW STUDENTS AND FACULTY.
FREE EVENT, also, for Chicago Humanities Festival attendees.
NO TICKET REQUIRED.
Saturday, November 13; 10-Noon
Northwestern University School of Law
150 Rubloff, 375 East Chicago Ave.
Program Presenters:
- Leigh Bienen
- Lan Cao
- Austin Sarat
- Annelise Riles
- Catharine Stimpson
- Stephen Gillers
- Marianne Constable
- Regina Schwartz
- Stephen Presser
- Michael Lesy
- Dorothy Roberts
- Carolyn Frazier
- David Thompson
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When:
Saturday November 13, 2004
10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Where:
Northwestern University School of Law, 150 Rubloff
375 East Chicago Avenue
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