LAW, SOCIETY & CULTURE, Volume 3, 2020

Abstracts

Orit Rozin, Yoram Shachar Now, with emotion William Ian Miller Fecklessness: a near pointless lament

Leora Bilsky Beyond Vengeance and Forgiveness: Victims’ Testimonies in the Eichmann Trial and South Africa’s Truth and Reconciliation Committees

Esther Cohen In pursuit of the lost treasure: Justice and emotion in a lawless period

Rivka Brot Jewish Betrayal: The Court as an Emotional Arena in Legal Proceedings of Jewish Collaborators

Orna Alyagon Darr Arenas of Anger, Fear and Shame: History, Law and Rape in Mandate Palestine

Eyal Katvan and Boaz Shnoor Honor, Anger and Workers’ Emotions in Informal Courts in Mandate Palestine

Steven Wilf The Constitution of Trepidation

Pavel Vasilyev A Revolutionary Feeling of Justice? Emotion and Legal Judgement in Late Imperial and Early Soviet Russia

Haim Shapira Compassion in Law

Shir Eshkol What are we talking about when we talk about “harm to feelings”? About “harm to feelings” in Israeli law and what stands behind it

Hadar Dancig-Rosenberg, Anat Peleg Post-Trauma and Post: Emotional Processing of Sexual Assault Victims in Criminal Proceedings and on Facebook

Ohad Somech Emotion, Motivation, and the Limits of Contractual Liability: The Case of Regret

Doron Dorfman Between Pity and Suspicion: Perceptions of Disability Rights as Special Rights in Israel