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Full Description
This interdisciplinary book looks at art and especially literature in juxtaposition with law and speculates how the two disciplines approach, in their separate but inter-related ways, the notions of good and evil. Full of detail, it examines how the two disciplines deal with these notions, why the evil-doer is often aggrandized in literature but is debased in real life and how good and evil change with time.
Contents
From the contents Setting the Scene.- Six Figures: Real and Imaginary.- The Appeal of the Characters.- Just Deserts?.- Some Technical Reasons for the Differences.- The "Flawless" Hero.- Controlling People's Thoughts.- Joining up the dots.- Works referred to this book.- Index of names.- A few words about the author.
