Global Law and Transnational Legal Studies

Dear students,

below you may find the topics available for a Law and Literature thesis.

It’s important to plan carefully your research and your writing. This will help you stay on track with your research and ensure you meet your progress requirements. Spending some time planning your thesis and its structure will help you to address the requirements of each section while still ensuring your thesis is cohesive as a whole.

Please remember to use the Bibliopass Library Service in order to carry out an original reference research.

Please remember that each thesis shall be written in about 35.000-40.000 words (200.000 – 250.000 characters), calculated including notes but excluding bibliography.

Each thesis shall be written according to the APA Citation Style.

For more information, see the Final Term Paper page.

Please remember that every thesis will be checked in order to detect plagiarism.

Topics:

• Origins of Modern Jurisprudence
• Modern Conceptual Jurisprudence
• Modern Normative Jurisprudence
• Critical Legal Studies
• Feminist Legal Theory
• Critical Race Theory
• Postmodern Jurisprudence
• Law and Literature: Birth and Evolution
• Law and Literature: Methods and Applications in Comparative Law Perspective
• Law and Film
• Shakespeare and the Law
• Interpreting Contracts, Statutes, and Constitutions as Literary Texts
• Judicial Opinions as Literature
• Rhetoric and Persuasion in the Courtrooms
• The Use of Metaphors in Legal Reasoning
• Law and Humanities: Possibilities and Perspectives
• Law and Aesthetics
• Law and TV Shows
• Law and Pop Culture
• Legal Emblems and the Art of Law