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In this interview, Tom Regnier looks at how Shakespeare uses the law in his plays and the impact it had on Hamlet in particular.
Podcast. Steven Sabel and Bryan Wildenthal are joined by Tom Regnier and Mark Andre Alexander to discuss the many references to the law in Shakespeare’s plays.
Video podcast presenting an analysis of political and legal developments in late Elizabethan England and their representation in Shakespeare’s plays, focusing on contemporary debates concerning the powers...
Bob Meyers interviews Roger Stritmatter about his new edited anthology, Shakespeare and the Law: How the Bard’s Legal Knowledge Affects the Authorship Question.
Twenty four lectures in which Susan Sage Heinzelman of the University of Teaxas at Austin talks about literature and the law. Three of the lectures are on justice in The Winter’s Tale, Measure for Measure...
Weekly Podcast hosted by Cassidy Cash in which she explores Elizabethan England and Shakespeare’s world. This week Cynthia Greenwood, author of How Measure for Measure’s Bawdy Court Ethos Puts the Canon...
Radio broadcast. A discussion set in the land of Public Domain, in a fantastic kingdom where there is no copyright and fictional characters argue the pros and cons of copyright law. Such a debate occurs...
Symposium sponsored jointly by Hofstra University Law School and the Law and Humanities Institute. Susan W. Tiefenbrun moderates. The proceedings, consist of several segments: the performance of the trial...
Podcast delivered by Professor Denis Galligan, Professor of Socio-Legal Studies, Oxford. The great speech of Ulysses in Troilus and Cressida gives a conventional and orthodox view of the organic...
The trial of Richard III, who was accused of murdering the princes in the Tower. The trial takes place in a reconstructed Old Bailey courtroom with the former Lord Chancellor, Lord Elwyn Jones, as Judge. Two...
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