- How to Escape the Insignificance of Life?
- Drawn to Court: What Does the Unofficial Eye See?
- Arnaud Coutant, Les lois d’Alfred Hitchcock , Éditions Mare et Martin, Droit et cinéma 2018 ISBN 978–2-84,934–383-8
- How Hearing People Understand the Deaf and Some Legal Implications of Their Misinterpretation of Visual Expressions
- La différence barthésienne entre «écrivains et écrivants» et la «The Open Texture of Law» décrite par H. L. A. Hart
- La presse anglophone et la recolonisation linguistique, administrative et juridique de Singapour pendant l’occupation japonaise
- Le riz au Japon, au regard de la culture, de la langue et du droit
- How to Translate Apology and Non-apology in Legal Contexts: A Linguistic Analysis of Potentially Serious “Subtle Mistranslation” in Japan
- Japanese Trademark Cases in Linguistic and Economic Contexts
- The Dark Side of Visual Recording in the Suspect Interview: An Empirical and Experiential Study of the Unexpected Impact of Video Images
- Lay Understanding of Civil Law Terminology in Japan
- Images and Narratives of Law and Order in the Manga KOBAN
- Natural Law and the ‘Resistance’: A Normative Approach to the Skywalker Narrative in The Last Jedi
- Language, Imagery and Ideology in Japanese Law and Administration
- Laughing at the Law: A Socio-semiotic Analysis of Legal Comedy on Japanese Prime-Time Television
- Judgments on Court Interpreting in Japan: Ideologies and Practice
- Katherine Biber: In Crime’s Archive: The Cultural Afterlife of Evidence
- Closed Proceedings in Havana
- On the Limits of Political Emancipation and Legal Rights
- Nadirsyah Hosen (ed): Research Handbook in Islamic Law and Society
- Primal Crime: Visions of the Law and Its Transgression in Nicolas Winding Refn’s Cinema
- Third Party Funding in Arbitration: Questions and Justifications
- Recreating Cities as Bodies of Power, Knowledge and Space
- The Derivational Theory of Legal Interpretation in Polish Legal Theory
- Worth a Thousand Words: The Unwritten History of Law as a Jurisprudence of Text and Pictures
- “I (can) see myself… But what for?” On Live Camera Feeds in Courtrooms (from the Perspective of Witnesses)
- On the Arts of Judging and of Judicial Criticism
- Medellín: Body and Territory
- Procedural Justice as an Element of Intellectual Pluralism
- City/Courthouse Building: A Mirror Game. Examining Connections Between Courthouse Buildings and Location in the Urban Environment
- Super-Hyperbolic Man: Hyperbole as an Ideological Discourse Strategy in Trump’s Speeches
- A Corpus-Based Study of Modal Verbs in the Uniform Commercial Code of the USA
- Visual Rhetoric of the Truth in the Dreyfus Affair: A Semiotic Approach
- The Legal Definition of Contract and Its Rational Roots in Iran
- A Maelstrom of Bodies and Emotions and Things: Spectatorial Encounters with the Trial
- ‘Beneath This Mask There is More Than Flesh, Beneath This Mask There is an Idea’: Anonymous as the (Super)heroes of the Internet?
- Developments in Revenge, Justice and Rape in the Cinema
- Legal and LSP Linguistics and Translation: Asian Languages’ Perspectives
- Urbs and Civitas : Stone Order and Civil Order Collapsing in Some Cinematographic Examples
- L’Etat face au défi numérique
- Vicky, Cristina and Social Exclusion in Barcelona: A Tale of Two Cities
- Recension pour IJSL
- The Seventh Art and the Public Discourse on Maritime Migration
- Beuvant, Hugo, Thérence Carvalho and Mathilde Lemée (edd.), Les traductions du discours juridique. Perspectives historiques , Préface de Francesco di Donato
- Say it with [ A Smiling Face with Smiling Eyes ]: Judicial Use and Legal Challenges with Emoji Interpretation in Canada
- Gay Visibility and the Law in Hong Kong
- Implicatures in Judicial Opinions
- Perpetual Peace: Derrida Reading Kant
- Say it with Images: Drawing on Jerome Frank’s Ideas on Judicial Decision Making
- Challenges to Criminal Labeling: Three Voices in American Popular Music
- Semiotic Aspects in Patent Interpretation
- Du bois, une cagoule en peau de loup, des verges sanguines, un sac et un bestiaire: quelques remarques sur le châtiment réservé au parricide dans le monde romain
- Lucy Pickering, Eric Friginal and Shelley Staples (eds): Talking at Work: Corpus-Based Explorations of Workplace Discourse (Communicating in Professions and Organizations)
- Stanisław Goźdź-Roszkowski and Gianluca Pontrandolfo: Phraseology in Legal and Institutional Settings: A Corpus-Based Interdisciplinary Perspective (Reviewed by Tenghua You, Shanghai Jiao Tong University)
- Black Panther’s Rage: Sovereignty, the Exception and Radical Dissent
- Truth Does Not Matter: Legal Storytelling in the Japanese Drama “Legal High 2”
- Le multilinguisme à la Cour de justice de l’Union européenne : questions choisies
- Destruction and Reconstruction in Cinematic Portrayals of Tokyo
- Sujet, objet, res et nature: un aperçu historique de l’évolution du concept de chose de l’Antiquité au droit contemporain
- The Evolution of the CPC’s Conception of Association and Regulation of Social Organizations in China
- L’analyse comparée en traduction juridique, ses enjeux, sa nécessité
- Linda L. Berger and Kathryn M. Stanchi: Legal Persuasion: A Rhetorical Approach to the Science
- L’expertise en linguistique devant les tribunaux québécois et fédéraux canadiens, portrait global et conséquences pour les professionnels du système judiciaire
- In Search of Common Values Amongst Competing Universals: An Argument for the Return to Value’s Original Meaning
- The Image of the Hyper City
- An Acquittal for Epistemicism
- Mega/City/Crime: Notes on the Cultural Significance of Reggio’s Koyaanisqatsi (1982)
- Translation and Legal Terminology: Techniques for Coping with the Untranslatability of Legal Terms between Arabic and English
- A Great Exploitation: The True Legacy of Property—A Review Essay
- Cultures in Orbit, or Justi-fying Differences in Cosmic Space: On Categorization, Territorialization and Rights Recognition
- Correction to: A Bilingual, Bicultural Approach to Detachment and Appraisal in the Law: Tracing Impersonality and Interaction in English and Spanish Legal Op-Eds
- Symbols of Freedom
- Scolding “Brothers” and Caring “Friends”: Discursive Construction of the Identity of Mediation Helpers in China
- Lovely Beasts, Bestial Lovers: Animals, Righteous Men and the Semiotics of Musical Mirrors
- Animals In Law: Introduction
- Food, Meaning, and the Law: Confessions of a Vegan Semiotician
- Correction to: ‘Darker than the Dungeon’: Music, Ambivalence, and the Carceral Subject
- Rethinking the English–Arabic Legal Translation Course: Restructuring for Specific Competence Acquisition
- To Eat or Not to Eat? A Short Path from Vegetarianism to Cannibalism
- From a Cockroach’s Point of View: The Metamorphosis of Perception in Kafka
- Desperately Seeking ‘Justice’ in Classical Chinese: On the Meanings of Yi
- The Historical Basis for the Understanding of a State in Modern Russia: A Case Study Based on Analysis of Components in the Concept of a State, Established Between the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries
- Zoosemiotics 2.0
- Staring Animals, Animal Staring: Semiotic Enquiry on Animal Enunciation
- Hefa Quanyi : More than a Problem of Translation. Linguistic Evidence of Lawfully Limited Rights in China
- “Sealfie”, “Phoque you” and “Animism”: The Canadian Inuit Answer to the United-States Anti-sealing Activism
- On Some Difficulties of Putting in Dialogue Animal Rights with Anthropological Debates: A Historical View in Three Episodes
- A Bilingual, Bicultural Approach to Detachment and in the Law: Tracing Impersonality and Interaction in English and Spanish Legal Op-Eds
- A Bilingual, Bicultural Approach to Detachment and in the Law: Tracing Impersonality and Interaction in English and Spanish Legal Op-Eds
- Who Run the World? Cats: Cat Lovers, Cat Memes, and Cat Languages Across the Web
- Animal Biopolitics: How Animals Vote
- ‘Darker than the Dungeon’: Music, Ambivalence, and the Carceral Subject
- Crimes of Terrorism on Innocent Iraqis from (2014) to (2016): A Semiotic Study
- Challenges to Living Together, or What Matters? Semioethic Approach to Global-Communicative Problems
- Reading Wilhelm Furtwängler Jurisprudentially: Furtwängler’s Music Making in the Light of Legal Philosophy
- Listening Back: Music, Cultural Heritage and Law
- Peppa Pig and Friends
- The Representation of Laji’een (Refugees) and Muhajireen (Migrants) in the Headlines of Jordan News Agency (PETRA)
- Bestialitatis and the New Ethics on “Human” Animals
- Looking Forward to Play: The Persuasive Strategies of a Dog
- Ironic Animals: Bestiaries, Moral Harmonies, and the ‘Ridiculous’ Source of Natural Rights
- Indianness, Revolutionary Music and National Identity: Songs of a Nation
- Overview of Language Rights in the International Criminal Law Sentencing Models
- The Politics and the Demographics of Veganism: Notes for a Critical Analysis
- Boehringer, Sandra and Daniele Lorenzini (edd.): Foucault, la Sexualité, l’Antiquité. Philosophie en Cours
- The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and Natural Law
- Can Informative Traffic Signs Also Be Obligatory? Polish Constitutional Tribunal and Supreme Court Versus Traffic Signs
- The Distorted Jurisprudential Discourse of Nazi Law: Uncovering the ‘Rupture Thesis’ in the Anglo-American Legal Academy
- Interpretation and Improvisation: The Judge and the Musician Between Text and Context
- How to Protect Traditional Folk Music? Some Reflections upon Traditional Knowledge and Copyright Law
- The Jurisprudence and Administration of Legal Interpreting in Hong Kong (1966–2016)
- Offender Theme Analyses in a Crime Narrative: An Applied Approach
- From Beethoven to Bowie: Identity Framing, Social Justice and the Sound of Law
- Internet Neutrality: A Battle Between Law and Ethics
- Comparative Analysis as an Autonomization Strategy in International Commercial Arbitration
- Ignorantia Facti Excusat: Legal Liability and the Intercultural Significance of Greimas’ “Contrat de Véridition”
- Evading the Burden of Proof in European Union Soft Law Instruments: The Case of Commission Recommendations
- End of the Conversation or Recasting Constitutional Dialogue?
- Anderson v Dredd [2137] Mega-City LR 1
- ‘Those Chosen by the Planet’: Final Fantasy VII and Earth Jurisprudence
- The Visiocracy of the Social Security Mobile App in Australia
- Mother, Monster, Mrs, I: A Critical Evaluation of Gendered Naming Strategies in English Sentencing Remarks of Women Who Kill
- Hart and Putnam on Rules and Paradigms: A Reply to Stavropoulos
- Recent Developments
- Seeing Law: The Comic and Icon as Law
- Law, the Digital and Time: The Legal Emblems of Doctor Who
- Gaps in the Law Fulfilled with Meaning: A Semiotic Approach for Decoding Gaps in Law
- I, Corpenstein: Mythic, Metaphorical and Visual Renderings of the Corporate Form in Comics and Film
- Seeing, Moving, Catching, Accumulating: Pokémon GO , and the Legal Subject
- Linking Signifié with Signifiant: The Court of Justice of European Union as a Product-Defining Authority
- Knowledge Construction in Legal Reasoning: A Three Stage Model of Law’s Evolution in Practical Discourse
- Now This : On the Gradual Production of Justice Whilst Doing Law and Music
- S. I. Strong, Katia Fach Gómez and Laura Carballo Piñeiro: Comparative Law for Spanish–English Speaking Lawyers: Legal Cultures, Legal Terms and Legal Practices
- Beyond the Law: What is so “Super” About Superheroes and Supervillains?
- Interpreting the Scales of Justice : Architecture, Symbolism and Semiotics of the Supreme Court of India
- The Grammar of Bias: Judicial Impartiality in European Legal Systems
- International Courts and Tribunals and Their Linguistic Practices: A Communities of Practice Approach
- Al-Shāfi’ī’s Position on Analogical Reasoning in Islamic Criminal Law: Jurists Debates and Human Rights Implications
- Linguistic Patterns of Modality in UN Resolutions: The Role of Shall , Should , and May in Security Council Resolutions Relating to the Second Gulf War
- Same-Sex Marriage and the Spanish Constitution: The Linguistic-Legal Meaning Interface
- Translating Legal Language and Comparative Law
- La personnalisation des témoins lors de procès: rhétorique et ventriloquie lors des questions introductives
- Bad, Mad or Sad? Legal Language, Narratives, and Identity Constructions of Women Who Kill their Children in England and Wales
- Recent Developments 30-2
- Soriano-Barabino, Guadalupe (ed): Comparative Law for Legal Translators: Series New Trends in Translation Studies
- Seeing Law: The Comic, Icon and the Image in Law and Justice
- Knowledge and Insanity
- Semiotics and the Spectacle of Transformation in Copyright Law
- Compte-rendu d’ouvrage sur la médiation juridique
- The Content Analysis of the Russian Federal and Regional Basic Legislation on the Cultural Policy
- Modality of Obligation as a Legal Phenomenon (in the Context of Regional Legislation)
- Ascertaining Foreign Law: Problems of Access and Interpretation
- Deconstructing the Criminal Defence of Insanity
- A Court as the Process of Signification: Legal Semiotics of the International Court of Justice Advisory Opinion on the Legality of the Threat or Use of Nuclear Weapons
- Compte-rendu d’un ouvrage sur la médiation et les droits linguistiques
- Recent Publications 30-1
- Promoting Multilingual Consistency for the Quality of EU Law
- Karen Tracy: Discourse, Identity, and Social Change in the Marriage Equality Debates
- F#ck Your Family!: The Visual Jurisprudence of Automobility
- “Iraqnophobia”: A Biomedical History of State-Rearing and Shock Doctrine in Iraq
- Neal Feigenson (2016) Experiencing Other Minds in the Courtroom
- Reflections on Private Property as Ego and War
- ‘Fear’ and ‘Hope’ in Graphic Fiction: The Schismatic Role of Law in an Australian Dystopian Comic
- Michèle Guillaume-Hofnung: Collection Que sais-je?: La médiation
- The Semiotic Fractures of Vulnerable Bodies: Resistance to the Gendering of Legal Subjects
- Recent Publications 29-4
- Culture Juridique et Politique: Une Introduction