Law and literature: breaking down the walls
From class actions to "Miss Saigon": the concept of representation in the law / Martha Minow
The narrative and the normative in legal scholarship / Kathryn Abrams
Commonalities: on being black and white, different and the same / Judy Scales-Trent
Less than pornography: the power of popular fiction / Carol Sanger
Representing power and shifting perspective
Race and essentialism in feminist legal theory / Angela P. Harris
Presence of mind in the absence of body / Linda Brodkey and Michelle Fine
Pornography and canonicity: the case of Yeats's "Leda and the swan" / Elizabeth Butler Cullingford
Sex at work / Susan B. Estrich
Revising ancient tales
Why women can't read: medieval hermeneutics, statutory law, and the Lollard heresy trials / Rita Copeland
Voices of record: women as witnesses and defendants in the Old Bailey session papers / Margaret Anne Doody
Guilty in law, implausible in fiction: jurisprudential and literary narratives in the case of Mary Blandy, parricide, 1752 / Susan Sage Heinzelman
Witnessing women: trial testimony in novels by Tonna, Gaskell, and Eliot / Christine L. Krueger
Representing the lesbian in law and literature / Anne B. Goldstein.