Titlebook: Law, Culture and Visual Studies; Anne Wagner,Richard K. Sherwin Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht. 2014 Aesthetics.Comme

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The Book as Authoritative Sign in Seventeenth-Century England: A Review Through the Lens of Holisticstances it does so, providing authority to check both royal prerogative and parliamentary power during the Interregnum. Although its precise meaning is debated, royal -prerogative includes the right of the monarch to act as a higher court than common law courts and may encompass the right to legisla

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Representing Sovereignty in Renaissance England: Pictorial Metaphors and the Visibility of Lawood. The analysis is based on an interdisciplinary approach, aimed to interpret political concepts and legal practices according to the more recent results of cognitive -science. Pictorial metaphors are described as the outcomes of a general mode of thought operating in various spheres of human cogn

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The Photographic Image: Truth or Sign?ive and journalistic practices in the UK, USA, New Zealand, Australia, Canada, Malta and Italy. In the criminal procedure systems analysed here, mechanically or digitally acquired images tend to be accepted as evidence more uncritically than verbal -testimony – as something that is harder to manipul

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Visualization Between Fictitious Law and Factual Behaviour: A Pragmatic-Institutional Analysiss chapter. Based on the view that legal rules express a message that needs to be . of as real, processes of visualization will be analysed, in particular in the dialogical -context of the legal rule as a sequence of linguistic signs, expressing an action-idea, on the one hand, and observable behavio

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