Daniela Carpi is Honorary Professor of English Literature at the Università degli Studi di Verona. Her fields of research are: Renaissance theatre, critical theory, postmodernism, law and literature, Shakespeare and the law, literature and human rights, literature and science, literature and visual arts. She is in the scientific board of the journals Symbolism: a Journal of Critical Aesthetics (New York), Anglistik (Heidelberg), La torre di Babele (Parma), Law and Humanities (Warwick), Cardozo Law Bulletin (University of Trento), Cosmos, a journal of comparative literature (Torino). She is a member of Academia Europaea, ESSE, AIA.She is the founder and president of AIDEL (Associazione Italiana di Diritto e Letteratura); a member of the Advisory Board of the series “Edinburgh Critical Studies in Law, Literature and the Humanities”; a member of the advisory board of the Centre for Cultural Studies of the University of Graz; adjunct professor at Southern Cross University, Australia. She edits the series “Law and Literature” and is the managing editor of the journal Polemos, a Journal in Law, Literature and Culture with De Gruyter publisher.
Her latest publications are the volumes: Fairy Tales in the Postmodern World. No Tales for Children (Winter, Heidelberg, 2016); Fables of the Law (DeGruyter, Berlin, 2015); As You Law It. Negotiating Shakespeare (DeGruyter, 2018).
