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Cover......Page 1
Literature andthe Law of Nations,1580–1680......Page 4
Copyright......Page 5
Acknowledgments......Page 6
Contents......Page 8
List of Figures......Page 10
Chapter 1: The Stakes of International Law and Literature......Page 12
If the Past is a Different Country, all Law is International Law......Page 21
The Early Modern Law of Nation and the Problematic of The Made......Page 25
Kinds of International Law......Page 29
The Road Ahead......Page 33
Towards a Literary History of International Law......Page 38
Chapter 2: From Epic to Public International Law......Page 42
Aeneas on Trial......Page 48
\"It is Very Late to Dig a Well When One is Thirsty\": Sidney\'s New Arcadia, Humanism, and International Legal Hermeneutics......Page 59
Hannibal Reads Homer......Page 65
Epic Kindness, The \"Feigned Example\" and the Law of Nations......Page 66
Conclusion......Page 69
Chapter 3: Jacobean Comedy and the Anagnorisis of Private International Law......Page 73
The Comic Law of Nations......Page 77
Pericles and Private International Law......Page 82
Roman Comedy and Roman Law......Page 87
Prize and Piracy in Pericles......Page 93
How Caliban Read His Plautus, or The Private Tempest......Page 100
Conclusion......Page 105
Chapter 4: The Tragicomic Law of Nations......Page 107
Borders, Hinges, and Debatable Lands: Rhetorical Geographies......Page 112
Union Emplotments......Page 118
Antinomy and Jurisprudence on the Coast of Bohemia......Page 121
Commune Vinculum: Bodies in Place V. Common Bonds......Page 130
How Long is the Coast of Bohemia?......Page 135
Chapter 5: From Imperial History to International Law......Page 138
Time and Law......Page 149
The Debate Over Thucydides 1.3-5......Page 155
Rhetoric and Royalism: Thucydides and the Virginia Company......Page 160
Hobbes in the Field......Page 168
Chapter 6: From Biblical Tragedy to Human Rights......Page 171
Samson and the \"Golden Beames of Law and Right\"......Page 181
Tragedy, the Lore of Justice, and Government in a new Frame in Paradise Lost......Page 183
\"From Private Interest to Public Cause\": Samson and Casus Belli In Law of Nations Discourse......Page 185
Misrecognition and International Legal Personality in Samson Agonistes......Page 187
Egypy, Irony, Catastrophe......Page 192
Grotius in Egypt......Page 194
Preamble to the Laws......Page 200
Raging Hunger no Allegiance Knows......Page 204
Introduction......Page 214
Protection in an International Context......Page 217
Don Pantaleon and the Judex Inter Homines......Page 221
Just Vindication......Page 227
Terms of Indictment......Page 230
God\'s Wartime Tribunal......Page 235
Towards the Responsibility to Protect......Page 237
Conclusion......Page 240
Printed Sources......Page 246
Index......Page 284