FKS presents two contributions by David Langwallner
The Franz Kafka Society is proud to present two articles by David Langwallner, inspired by his tenure as visiting professor in Prague and his deep interest in modern Czech literature and culture (by special arrangement with the author).
They were published in The Village (June 2017) and Cassandra Voices (October 2019), respectively.
David Langwallner is a barrister in London practising at 1MCB chambers London in criminal defence, judicial review and public interest litigation. He is a graduate of Trinity College Dublin, The London School of Economics and The Harvard Law School and a former barrister in Ireland where he was also lecturer in constitutional law and jurisprudence at The Kings Inns. He was made lawyer of the year in Ireland in 2015 as he secured the first posthumous pardon in the history of The Irish state in the case of Harry Gleeson. He is the Emeritus director and founder of The Irish Innocence Project. He has many referrered and non referred articles on law, politics, international and current affairs, philosophy and history and publishes a monthly essay in leading Irish Current Affairs Magazine The Village and a public intellectual website called Cassandra voices. He was a professor of law and international relations at The Anglo-American University in Prague from 2016-2018 and formed a very favourable view of that city and its culture.
Here is his tribute.
Dokumenty
David Langwallner_Reflections on the Czech Republic.pdf
Czechs Kafka Kundera and consent.pdf
Odkazy
https://villagemagazine.ie/index.php/2017/06/czechs-kafka-kundera-and-consent/
