Featured Posts Funding secured to develop Deaf Legal Theory worldwide 19 February 202421 February 2024Dr Rob Wilks We are thrilled to announce that we have successfully been awarded £14,796.20 funding from the University of the West of…MoreFunding secured to develop Deaf Legal Theory worldwide
General Posts Call for contributions to edited volume 1 September 202321 February 2024Dr Rob Wilks Editors: Dr Rob WilksCardiff University, Wales, UKrob@robwilks.com Dr Dai O’BrienYork St John University, England, UKd.obrien@yorksj.ac.uk Introduction The editors would…MoreCall for contributions to edited volume
Events Language and Law Seminar 13 November 202221 February 2024Dr Rob Wilks On Thursday 10 November 2022, Rob was delighted to have the opportunity to re-introduce Deaf Legal Theory (DLT) to the…MoreLanguage and Law Seminar
General Posts What is jurisprudence? 15 October 202221 February 2024Dr Rob Wilks NB. This post provides a summary of jurisprudence and is not intended to be an authoritative account of the various…MoreWhat is jurisprudence?
General Posts What is Deaf Legal Theory? 14 October 202224 April 2025Dr Rob Wilks This post attempts to explain what Deaf Legal Theory (DLT) is. By way of an introduction, it is a new…MoreWhat is Deaf Legal Theory?
General Posts Welcome 14 October 202220 February 2024Dr Rob Wilks ‘Due to societal prejudices and incorrect assumptions, deaf people’s rights are often overlooked or denied’ By applying a Deaf Legal…MoreWelcome
