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Volume 5 Number 1
- Contributors' Notes - vii
- Articles
- Ed Cohen
- Typing Wilde: Construing the "Desire to Appear to Be a Person Inclined to the Commission of the Gravest of All Offenses" - 1
- Steven Wilf
- Imagining Justice: Aesthetics and Public Executions in Late Eighteenth-Century England - 51
- George C. Thomas III
- A Philosophical Account of Coerced Self-Incrimination - 79
- Typing Wilde: Construing the "Desire to Appear to Be a Person Inclined to the Commission of the Gravest of All Offenses" - 1
- Symposium
- Justice and Its Discontents:
Dissent in the Renaissance - Justice and Its Discontents:
- Introduction - 113
- Mary Anne Case
- From the Mirror of Reason to the Measure of Justice - 115
- Kathy Eden
- Equity and the Origins of Renaissance Historicism: The Case for Erasmus
- Carla Freccero
- Voices of Subjection: Maternal Sovereignty and Filial Resistance in and around Marguerite de Navarre's Heptameron - 147
- Donald R. Kelley
- "Lord Deliver Us From Justice" - 159
- David B. Ruderman
- Kabbalah and the Subversion of Traditional Jewish Society in Early Modern Europe - 169
- Nancy E. Wright
- Legal and Linguistic Coercion of Recusant Women in Early Modern England - 179
- Mary Anne Case
- Book Reviews
- Rogers M. Smith
- Judith Shklar and the Pleasures of American Political Thought - 187
- Judith N. Shklar
- Pictures of America - 191
- Austin Sarat
- Law's Two Lives: Humanist Visions and Professional Education - 201
- Barbara Shapiro
- Circumstantial Evidence: Of Law, Literature, and Culture - 219
- Elizabeth Fox-Genovese
- Beyond Transgression: Toward a Free Market in Morality - 243
- Judith Shklar and the Pleasures of American Political Thought - 187
