Emilia Jocelyn-Holt
She has published two books. In Del caos al imperio del Derecho. La búsqueda de la justicia en Shakespeare (Santiago de Chile, Rubicón Editores, 2018), Emilia studied the concept of law and justice in Shakespeare’s tragedies. She also co-edited Ficciones Jurídicas. Derecho y literatura en Chile (Santiago de Chile, Rubicón Editores, 2019), the first contributed volume on law and literature in Chile.
Emilia’s academic interests lie at the intersection of law and humanities, specially the relation between law and literature as well as law and philosophy. Her dissertation studies Dante Alighieri’s notion of justice.
Doctoral Committee
Professors Anthony T. Kronman (chair), Paul W. Kahn (reader), Samuel Moyn (reader), and John Fabian Witt (reader).
Additionally, professor Giuseppe Mazzotta from the Department of Italian Language and Literature acts as an independent advisor.
Education
LL.M., Yale Law School (2019)
LL.B. [Licenciada en Derecho], summa cum laude, Universidad de Chile (2016)
Contact Information
emilia.jocelyn-holt@yale.edu