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6 Law & Human. iii (2012)

handle is hein.journals/lawhuman6 and id is 1 raw text is: Editorial Paul Raffield and Gary Watt niversary of the birth of Charles Dickens. None of the on the great author, but each of them, in very different f Dickens. The reader will no doubt recall the famous im; ing each other in profile in such a way that the space be- i candlestick. When the subjects of the articles in this issi the object that emerges between them, from the (admi the editors, is the figure of Dickens. To put it more accu touch upon a number of the same law and humanitie. kens so central to the field. .cle 'Between the Nihilism of the Young and the Positivi Dvel in DH Lawrence' appreciates Lawrence's novel Kanga Gesamtkunstwerk-part sound, part performance, part i ('painterly writing' in Kangaroo is 'essentially performat vel in which we witness the power of literature operati ns differs from Lawrence in innumerable ways, but the) ( in their works and offer them as vibrant living scenes, n Ior the imagination to engage in. For the editors of this jo- mative participation is one of the key factors that distingi iw and humanities from the merely theoretical and doc dominate other fields of legal study. Indeed, the close as manities thinking and the performative practices of tea ,ur view, the essence of much of the best work in the fiele ournal is committed to include an occasional section sl practice and other overtly educational concerns. In the pi :ion is represented by Kieran Dolin's reflections on the e, a ar on Dickens's Bleak House to lawyers as part of a conti ne in legal ethics. Given the significant place of practice I ip, it is notable that in this issue of the journal, lan Wai ion entitled Teaching Law and Literature and Steven Car fal, a study on the narrative nature of legal judgments. 's, the next of the articles in this issue is Marco Wan's 'S( S

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