...Joni Adamson Copyright © 2017 Regents of the University of Colorado 2017 Roots an d T rajectories of the Enviro nm ental Hum anities: F rom E n v ir o n m e n t a l Justice to In t e r g e n e r a t i o n a l J u s t i c e J on i A d a m s o n S ince the turn of the tw en ty-first century...

... o f justice. When linked to territory, ju ris­ diction seems to come before justice and the assertion of jurisdictional prerogatives may stand in the way of its realization. A law passed in the United States is unenforceable in Mexico, even if it is an exceptionally m eritorious law that w ould...

...Regina Mara Schwartz Copyright © 2012 Regents of the University of Colorado 2012 Lo v in g J u st icei R e g in a M a r a S c h w a r t z In his w ork on justice, Derrida elaborates an aporia: the instability of the "distinction between justice and law, between justice (infinite, incalculable...

.... It was in this context that in the late 1790s, a group of radical reformers turned to the growing w orld of print publication and public debate to "w rite la w " and "speak justice." W hile im portant w ork continues to trace the engagement of models o f governance and law in late century fictions by reform -m inded...

... S pirit Studia Mystica 17 (1996): 135-59. PROMETHEUS THE MODERN MATRICIDE: JUSTICE AND THE FURIES IN MARY SHELLEY S FRANKENSTEIN The multi-layered narrative, the hallmark of many Gothic novels, allows the traditional mythic in terp retatio n o f Mary Shelley s Frankenstein to expand in two different...

... as violence that is, at some level, unrepresentable. Its humor stresses not only the immense difficulties faced by characters who navigate in this future but also the deep socioeconomic inequality with which such difficulties are bound up, opening the narrative toward efforts to achieve climate justice...

...Hsuan L. Hsu Copyright © 2014 Regents of the University of Colorado 2014 L iterary To po g r a ph ies a n d th e Scales of E n v ir o n m e n t a l J ustice H S U A N L. H S U C ARTO G R APHY has been a powerful tool in struggles fo r environm ental justice. By visually correlating data...

... prior to 9 /1 1, see: Neocleous, War Power, Police Power, Kraska, Peter B. M ilitarizing the American Criminal Justice S ystem: The Changing Roles o f the A rm ed Forces and the Police (Boston: Northeastern University Press, 2001); Davis, Mike. City o f Quartz: Excavat­ ing the Future in Los Angeles...

... an unfolding dénouement). We hear of the geom etry in law (design through principle but toward an ongoing proof). We cannot avoid the law as a grid or form (order in structure but also the continuation of procedural integrities).7Above all, we are asked to think in term s of "the balance in justice...

...Harriet F. Adams Copyright © 2000 Regents of the University of Colorado 2000 62 English Language Notes ROUGH JUSTICE: PREMATURITY AND CHILD-MURDER IN GEORGE ELIO T S ADAM BEDE If twentieth-century readers of Adam Bede (1859) tend to miss the signs o f 17-year-old H etty Sorrell s pregnancy...

...Nicole Stamant Abstract Performing what Michele Elam calls “a refusal of historical amnesia,” Danzy Senna and Emily Raboteau expose how social justice and hospitality are constructed in and around what Pierre Nora calls lieux de mémoire . Engaging particular sites of memory in the American South...

... constitutional domain. They im plicitly embody a claim that Justices have legitim ately exercised their powers of judicial review. Recently, Supreme Court Justices have made a curious rhetorical maneuver in some opinions addressing contentious rights disputes: they have inserted three asterisks at the close...

...A. J. Yumi Lee Works Cited Aguayo Angela J. , Patton Danette Pugh , and Bandonis Molly . “ Black Lives and Justice with the Archive: A Call to Action .” Black Camera 9 , no. 2 ( 2018 ): 161 – 68 . Combahee River Collective . “ The Combahee River Collective...

... of Aboriginal Customary Law with the NT Criminal Justice System: The Road Not Taken? ” Paper presented at the Northern Territory Bar Association 2014 Conference in association with the School of Law, Charles Darwin University, Dili, Timor L’Este , July 10–12, 2014 . Kerr Ruth S. Aboriginal Land...

..., on the im plications of jurisdiction for the law;4 conversely, Bradin Cormack's brilliant and richly textured, The Power to Do Justice, tends to study jurisdiction from a literary point of view.s The m ajor purpose of bringing scholars together English Language Notes 48.1 Spring / Sum m er 2010 2 E ng lish...

... on exem plum , the blurry boundary between neighbor and outlaw opens a space forW aldeby to play with the overlapping jurisdictional authorities o f neighborly justice. By adopting both the rhet­ oric of neighborliness emerging in English com m on law and the moral casting of the liter­ ary outlaw...

... by the Dutch colonial government and then, since independence, by the Surinamese state. Informed by Laura Pulido’s and Jodi Melamed’s work on racial capitalism, David Pellow’s on critical environmental justice, Annita Hetoevėhotohke’e Lucchesi’s on Indigenous mapmaking, and Mark Palmer and Cadey Korson’s...

..., in the next essay, adds that speaking the law is "giving the law," a matter of gift and justice.4 Drakapoulou offers the addition of solem nity in the declaration of law, rightly suggesting I think, that w ithout solem nity there would be no justice.5 So far, so good. It is useful to go back to the Romans...

... offender for trial by a judicial trib u n a l."7 The M orning Chronicle, sensing th a t this argument could signal the dow nfall of all public police reporting, came clamoring to defend the practice. It claimed th a t the police report was an integral part of the justice system and that it was "in fact...

... recognition of this authority. In claim ing that "[Ilegal interpretation takes place in a field of pain and death,"3 Cover both suggested that we w ill approach the horizon of justice only after we have fully heeded the voices of the prison yard and demonstrated one cause of law's cabining from the substance...