Vol. 33 No. 2 (2020): War, Literature, and Law

Article

• The Shame of Being Human

  Brad Evans

  53-72

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• Foreword

  Claudia Vásquez-Caicedo, Maico Mariën

  5-12

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• Exposition Further Reading

  133-141

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• The Interstitial Representation of Militaristic Masculinity in Amitav Ghosh’s Flood of Fire

  Gaana Jayagopalan

  73-90

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• The Poetry of Moans and Sighs Designs for and against Evil

  Jonathan Luke Austin

  13-31

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• Justice for Trees Representations of the Law in Richard Powers’ The Overstory

  Karlijn Herforth

  119-131

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• God on Trial Forgiveness and Justice in the Trial of Mary Doria Russell’s The Sparrow

  Maria Aaftink

  107-117

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• “Out of the Loop” What Drone Fiction Can Teach about the Regulation of Collateral Damage from Lethal Autonomous Weapons

  Sara Deutch Schotland

  33-50

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• Unsettling Spaces Responsibility and Complicity in Roberto Bolaño’s By Night in Chile

  Sofía Forchieri

  95-105

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