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Cover 1 Literature and Law in the Era of Magna Carta 4 Copyright 5 Dedication 8 Table of Contents 10 Acknowledgments 12 A Note on Translations 14 Introduction: The Poetics of Jurisdiction 16 Law as Instrument, Law as Ligature 23 Periodizing Law and Poetry 27 Jurisdictional Form 29 Chapter Organization 33 1: The Grammar of Sacrifice: Thomas Becket, Learning, and Libertas 37 Non attavis editus regibus: Becket and the Genealogies of Learning 42 Satire and the Precincts of Learning 48 Ordo and Office in the Entheticus de dogmate philosophorum 53 From Security to Honor, Horace to Lucan 65 Conclusion 71 2: Classroom Historicisms: Interdict and the Poetria nova 75 Historical Poetry and the Jurisdictions of Grammar and Rhetoric 78 The Poetria nova and the Arts of Occasion 83 Interdict and the Poetria nova 90 Requesting and Exhorting: Epistolary Persuasion and Embodied Policy 102 Quasi quaedam praestigiatrix: Conjuring History through Poetry 110 3: Inventing Magna Carta 114 Beyond the Whig Interpretation: Magna Carta and Historical Method 116 Relics of the Law 119 Mythographic History and Civic Autonomy in the Leges Anglorum Londoniis Collectae 126 Theorizing Jurisdictional Power in the Int

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Author

Jennifer Jahner;

Publisher

Oxford University Press; OUP Premium

Published

2019

Language

EN

Category

nonfiction