Titlebook: Law and Semiotics; Volume 2 Roberta Kevelson Book 1988 Plenum Press, New York 1988 Legal Semiotics.Legitimation.Umberto Eco.justice.law and

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Sign of the Crimes,rime. The investigation of murder also involves both law and medicine. It is reasonable therefore to expect the incorporation of medico-legal discourses within the literary discourse of detective fiction. This genre became recognizable as such during the latter part of the nineteenth century, while

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,Gender and Justice in Susan Glaspell’s “A Jury of her Peers”,t once clearly inane and remarkably telling, at once humorously ironic and profoundly troubling. The question is posed casually by one of the story’s three male characters, Mr. Hale, who is reacting to another man’s request that the two women present at the scene of a murder keep an eye out for sign