Recorded Presentations
This category contains the University of Kansas Law And Literature Recorded Presentations. Contributions to these Presentations, which may be in video or audio format, typically are from faculty, staff, students, visiting scholars, alumni, or other persons affiliated with the University of Kansas. The presentations contribute to the research and teaching resources in the field of Law and Literature, and advance the Kansas Law and Literature Mission Statement. Inquiries about posting a Presentation should be sent to the Contact below, and where appropriate, must secure a copyright permission.
Professor Rakesh (Raj) Bhala - Definitions of the "Rule of Law" and their Character-Based Applications in Shakespeare's Measure for Measure; Passcode: +QGKvs0Z
Law and the Human Condition: Shakespeare’s Lessons on Justice and Moral Order. University of Saint Thomas School of Law. Journal of Law and Public Policy Symposium on “The Rule of Law.” Keynote Address (via Zoom) (11/2025). (segment 3:06:20-3:52:40)
Big Idea with Prof. Raj Bhala, “From International Trade to Shakespeare’s Stage: Asian American Angles on Law and Literature." Humanities Kansas, Topeka, Kansas (Winter-Spring 2025). Featured Scholar, Big Idea Series on “East to Midwest: Asian American Perspectives in Kansas.” Essay and online presentation.
In Conversation with Professor Raj Bhala, University of Glasgow, School of Law, Glasgow, Scotland. U of G Law Podcast Series.
Contact
Raj Bhala
Law & Literature Founding Editor
University Distinguished Professor
bhala@ku.edu
785-864-9224