Bernadette Meyler

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Bernadette Meyler

Law

#1153

World Rank

#1475

Historical Rank

#610

USA Rank

International Law

#1827

World Rank

#2159

Historical Rank

#819

USA Rank

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Bernadette Meyler's Degrees

PhD English Stanford University

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According to Wikipedia, Bernadette Meyler is the Carl and Sheila Spaeth Professor of Law at Stanford Law School, where she has taught since 2013. Meyler's scholarship focuses on British and American constitutional law, the history of the common law, and the intersection of law and the humanities.

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Bernadette Meyler's Published Works

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Like a Nation State (2008) (15)
Economic Emergency and the Rule of Law (2006) (12)
Towards a Common Law Originalism (2006) (12)
The Gestation of Birthright Citizenship, 1868-1898: States' Rights, the Law of Nations, and Mutual Consent (2001) (7)
Bakhtin's Irony (1997) (7)
Law, Literature, and History: The Love Triangle (2015) (6)
The Equal Protection of Free Exercise: Two Approaches and their History (2005) (4)
Substitute Chancellors: The Role of the Jury in the Contest between Common Law and Equity (2006) (3)
The Limits of Group Rights: Religious Institutions and Religious Minorities in International Law (2007) (3)
What Is Political Feeling? (2000) (3)
The Rhetoric of Precedent (2016) (2)
The Myth of Law and Literature The Myth of Moral Justice: Why Our Legal System Fails to Do What's Right by Thane Rosenbaum (2005) (2)
The Secrets of Law (2012) (2)
"Our Cities Institutions" and the Institution of the Common Law (2010) (2)
Forgetting Oblivion: The Demise of the Legislative Pardon (2011) (2)
Theaters of Pardoning (2019) (2)
Does Forgiveness Have a Place? Hegel, Arendt, and Revolution (2002) (2)
Aesthetic Historiography: Allegory, Monument, and Oblivion in Kazuo Ishiguro's The Buried Giant (2018) (1)
Wilkie Collins’s Law Books: Law, Literature, and Factual Precedent (2020) (1)
Constitutional Commitments and Religious Identity (2010) (1)
TWO. Emplotting Politics: James I and the “Powder Treason” (2019) (0)
Originalism and a Forgotten Conflict over Martial Law (2019) (0)
Liberal Constitutionalism and the Sovereign Pardon (2016) (0)
From Sovereignty to the State (2017) (0)
Postlude: Pardoning and Liberal Constitutionalism (2019) (0)
President's Pages (2002) (0)
Accepting Contested Meanings (2013) (0)
Transparency and Textuality: Wilkie Collins' Law Books (2007) (0)
Derrida’s Legal Times: (2019) (0)
The Sacred Rights of Conscience : Selected Readings on Religious Liberty and Church-State Relations in the American Founding (2011) (0)
Introduction: Theaters of Pardoning (2019) (0)
Summum and the Establishment Clause (2009) (0)
ONE. Dramatic Judgments: Measure for Measure, Revenge, and the Institution of the Law (2019) (0)
Non-Sovereign Forgiveness Mercy among Equals in The Laws of Candy (2019) (0)
Commerce in Religion (2009) (0)
6. Derrida’s Legal Times: Decision, Declaration, Deferral, and Event (2020) (0)
Linguistic works of art at the borderlines: Ontological exclusion in Ingarden and Gadamer (2001) (0)
A RESPONSE TO The Administrative Agon : A Democratic Theory for a Conflictual Regulatory State (2022) (0)
Defoe and the Written Constitution (2008) (0)
Derrida’s Legal Times (2019) (0)
Common Law Confrontations (2019) (0)
Book Review: The Myth of Law and Literature (2005) (0)
Seven. Liberal Constitutionalism and the Sovereign Pardon (2017) (0)
Essay: Constitutional Commitments and Religious Identity (2010) (0)
Defoe's Formal Laws (2013) (0)
Theaters of Pardoning: Tragicomedy and the Gunpowder Plot (2002) (0)
Review : The Myth of Law and Literature (2013) (0)
Bradin Cormack, A Power to Do Justice: Jurisdiction, English Literature, and the Rise of Common Law, 1509–1625, Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2008. Pp. 424. $35.00 (ISBN 978-0-226-11624-2). (2009) (0)
John V. Orth, How Many Judges Does It Take to Make a Supreme Court? And Other Essays on Law and the Constitution , Lawrence: University Press of Kansas, 2006. Pp. 134. $25.00 cloth (ISBN 0-7006-1478-3); $12.95 paper (ISBN 0-7006-1479-0). (2008) (0)
Between the States and the Signers: The Politics of the Declaration of Independence Before the Civil War (2016) (0)
Equity Over Empathy (2012) (0)
Between Royal Pardons and Acts of Oblivion (2019) (0)
Wilkie Collins' Law Books: Law, Literature, and Factual Precedent (2007) (0)
Transforming the Theater of Pardoning (2021) (0)
Updating the Executive, or, the Character of the Pardoning President (2010) (0)
Police Records: An Intermedia Genre-Oxford Handbooks (2020) (0)
Bernadette Meyler Staging the Humanities in the Public Sphere (2023) (0)
Democratizing the Executive (2013) (0)
FOUR. From Sovereignty to the State: The Tragicomic Clemency of Massinger’s The Bondman (2016) (0)
The Court's Purpose: Secular or Anti-strife? (2006) (0)
Faculty Colloquia, Spring 2008 Series (2008) (0)
SIX. Pardoning Revolution: The 1660 Act of Oblivion and Hobbes’s Recentering of Sovereignty (2019) (0)

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