This small workshop explored the use of Latin rhetorical treatises , and in particular that of Quintilian, as a source for the history of emotions. The evocation and exploitation of emotion was a crucial aspect of the rhetorician’s art, so… Read More »Forensic Rhetoric and Emotions Workshop (St Andrews, 11 August 2018)
The Institute welcomed as a visiting scholar Meridith Roy, on a Bates Fellowship from the University of Michigan. Between graduation from Law School and starting work for a large law firm in New York, she undertook a research project on… Read More »Visiting Scholar: Meridith Roy
On 11 and 12 May 2018, the St Andrews Institute of Legal and Constitutional Research held a workshop on the theme of comparative legal history. The aim was to explore the ways in which comparative legal history could be approached,… Read More »2018 Comparative Legal History Workshop
The British Legal History Conference will be held in St Andrews on 10-13 July 2019. Further details will follow soon.
Registration for the Comparative Legal History workshop is now open! The workshop is free of charge, and registration can be found here: http://ilcr-conference.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/registration/
