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DESCRIPTION:The Concordia Centre for Sensory Studies\, in association with 
 the 91˿����Ƶ Centre for Human Rights and Legal Pluralism\, is pleased to ann
 ounce the launch of a special issue of the Canadian Journal of Law and Soc
 iety\, no. 34(2)\, edited by Professor David Howes\, on the theme of “Trou
 bling Law’s Sensorium: Explorations in Sensational Jurisprudence.”\n\nA li
 ght lunch will be served starting at 12:30. The presentations and discussi
 on will start at 13:15. The event will last till 15:30 or so. All are welc
 ome.\n\nAbstract\n\nSome questions addressed in this special issue include
 : How are notions of justice informed by sensory models? What values does 
 the design and atmosphere of the courtroom uphold? What kinds of sensory e
 xperiences can be taken into account as evidence? What is the role of sile
 nce in judicial proceedings? Can there be property in sensations such as c
 olours or textures? How is the force of law mediated by the senses in the 
 prison\, or on the street (e.g. among the homeless)? How do some odours an
 d sounds come to be considered as offences against the public sensorium? H
 ow do Indigenous cultural traditions challenge and suggest alternatives to
  the sensory assumptions of the Western legal system?\n\nA number of contr
 ibutors to the special issue will be present to present their work in brie
 f 20-minute talks: David Howes (Sociology & Anthropology\, Concordia / Fac
 ulty of Law\, 91˿����Ƶ)\; Mark Antaki (Faculty of Law\, 91˿����Ƶ)\; Charlene E
 lliott (Communication & Culture\, Calgary)\; Sheryl Hamilton (Journalism &
  Communication / Law & Legal Studies\, Carleton)\; and Christiane Wilke (L
 aw & Legal Studies\, Carleton).\n
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LOCATION:Ballroom\, Thomson House\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 1Y2\, 3650 rue
  McTavish
SUMMARY:Edition launch: 'Troubling Law’s Sensorium: Explorations in Sensati
 onal Jurisprudence'
URL:/law/channels/event/edition-launch-troubling-laws-
 sensorium-explorations-sensational-jurisprudence-300735
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