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BOOKWORLD BOEKWEê RELD WA Hofmeyr Prys Caribbean & Canada: Bestbook 2002 George Weideman Die onderskepper 2002 Alice Munro Hateship, friendship, courtship, loveship, marriage v GREAT BRITAIN / GROOT-BRITTANJE 2003 Austin Clark The polished hoe Caribbean & Canada: Bestfirstbook he followingis a listofliteraryawards intended to Arthur C Clarke Award 2002 Michael Redhill Martin Sloan supplementthe booklets Literaryawards and 2002 Gwyneth Jones Bold as love 2003 Paulo da Costa The scent of a lie T Award-winningchildren's books,aswellasthean- Eurasia: Bestbook Aventis Prize for Science Books (previously Rhone-Poulenc) 2002 Ian McEwan Atonement nual updates appearingin theCL. This listis as completeas 2002 Stephen J Hawking The universe in a nutshell we have been able to makeit, using available sources such as 2003 Michael Frayn Spies BettyTrask Awards (Society of Authors) press reports, reviewing periodicals and the Internet. Eurasia: Bestfirstbook BettyTrask Prize 2002 William Muir The18th pale descendant Please note that in some cases it is difficult to determine 2002 Hari Kunzru The impressionist 2003 Sarah Hall Haweswater theprecisedateofanaward. Other 2002 BettyTrask Awards Crime Writers'Association Awards If you notice any errors, or can add to the information, Rachel Seiffert The dark room Macallan Gold Dagger Award for fiction please contact Sabrina Gosling,Western Cape Provincial Shamim Sarif The world unseen 2002 Jose Carlos Samoza The Athenian murders Library Service, PO Box 2108, CapeTown 8000, telephone Compiled by Helen Cross My summer of love Macallan Silver Dagger Award for fiction SABRINA GOSLING, JOHANNA DE BEER and ETHNEY WATERS Chloe Hooper A child's book of true crime (021) 483 -2225. She willgladly answerany queries and will 2002 James Crumley The final country Book Selectors Susanna Jones The earthquake bird be grateful foradditionalinformation. Cartier Diamond Dagger forlifetime achievement Gwendoline Riley Cold water 2001 Sara Paretsky ie volgende is 'nlys van litereª re toekennings ter Letasseblief daarop datditmoeilik is om die presiese datum van toe- Booker Prize (see Man Booker Prize) 2002 Robert Barnard aanvulling van die publikasies van Litereª re toekennings en kennings vas te stel. BritishBookAwards(Nibbies) EllisPetersHistoricalDagger D Bekroonde kinderboeke asook die opgedateerde lyste wat in 2002 SarahWaters Fingersmith Indien u enige foute opmerk, sal dit waardeer wordindien u Sabrina Author oftheYear die KB verskynhet. Ons het gepoogom dielys sovolledigas moontlikaan 2001 Philip Pullman John Creasey Memorial Dagger for bestfirstcrime novel Gosling, Wes-Kaapse Provinsiale Biblioteekdiens, Posbus 2108, Kaap- 2002 LouiseWelsh The cutting room te bied deur gebruik te maak van bronne soos koerantberigte, tydskrif- stad, 8000, telefoon (021) 483-2225 sal skakel. Sy sal enige navrae 2002 SarahWaters Book oftheYear DebutDagger Award resensies en die Internet. beantwoord en verdere inligting verwelkom. 2001 Pamela Stephenson Billy 2002 Ilona van Mil Sugarmilk Falls 2002 Michael Moore Stupid white men IanFlemingSteelDaggerforbestthriller,adventureorspynovel 2002 John Creed The Sirius crossing (Eerste toekenning - 1998 vir oorspronklike Afrikaanse werke vir Newcomer oftheYear SOUTHAFRICA/ SUID-AFRIKA Daggerin the Library volwassenes. Geen akademiese publikasies nie - word al om die 2000 ZadieSmith White teeth 2002 Peter Robinson Akademie Prys vir Vertaalde Werk tweede jaar toegeken) 2001 Pete McCarthy McCarthy's Bar 2002 Janie Oosthuizen 2002 Allison Pearson I don't know how she does it Encore Award (Society of Authors) LouisHiemstraPrys(Nuweprys) Alan Paton Award Illustrated Book of the Year 2002 Ali Smith Hotel world 2002 Karel Schoeman Armosyn van die Kaap 2001 Martha Holmes (et al) Theblueplanet Non-Fiction Geoffrey Faber Memorial Prize MER Prys 2002 Michael Palin Sahara 2002 Jonathan Kaplan The dressing station: a surgeon's 2002 Greta Stoddart At home in the dark odyssey 2002 Leon deVilliers Die pro Lifetime Achievement Award Fiction 2002 Diane Hofmeyer The waterbearer 2002 Alan Bennett George Orwell Prize 2001 Miranda Carter Anthony Blunt: his lives 2002 IvanVladislavic The restless supermarket M-Net Prize British SF Association Award for Best Novel Ama-Boeke Prize Discontinued 2001 Alastair Reynolds Chasm City Guardian First Book Award 2002 Jonathan Safran Foer Everything is illuminated 2002 Ian McEwan Atonement Radio Sonder Grense en Sanlam Radiodrama Skryfkompetisie Caine Prize for African Writing Andrew Murray Prys Beginnersafdeling 2002 BinyavangaWainaina JamesTait Black Memorial Prize Biography 2002 ProfessorTTCloete Omdigting van 150 psalms soos 2202 Marlize Joubert Nosferatu Commonwealth Writers' Prizes 2001 Robert Skidelsky John Maynard Keynes: vol. 1 opgeneem in die nuwe Liedboek Ervare skrywersafdeling Bestbook Fiction van die kerk 2002 Sheighnet Buys Te j o n k o m p a te w e e s 2002 Richard Flanagan Gould's book of fish 2001 Sid Smith Something like a house AngloGold Smeltkroes Prys RAUPrys 2003 Austin Clark The polished hoe (oorspronklike Afrikaanse dramatekste) 2002 Rachelle Greef Merke van die nag Bestfirstbook JewishQuarterly/WingateLiteraryPrizes Fiction 2002 Hennie van Greunen Jong dames dinamiet Recht Malan Prys 2002 Manu Herbstein Ama: a story of the Atlantic slave 2001 WGSebald Austerlitz 2002 Karel Schoeman Die dogter van Sion trade ATKV Pr ys 2003 Sarah Hall Haweswater Non-fiction 2002 Erika Murray-Theron Seª Maria Sanlam / Insig / Kwela Romanwedstryd 2001 Oliver Sacks UncleTungsten (word al om die 2de jaar toegeken) Regional Prizes Book Data/SAPnet Booksellers' Choice Award John Llewellyn Rhys / Mail on Sunday Prize 2003 Kasha Potgieter Amersfoort Africa: Bestbook 2002 Jonathan Kaplan The dressing station: a surgeon's 2002 Nadine Gordimer The pickup 2002 Susanna Jones The earthquake bird odyssey Sanlam Literary Award (Youth literature) 2003 Andre Brink The other side of silence Man Booker Prize 2002 Marita van der Vyver Die ongelooflike avonture van Eugene Marais Prys Africa: Bestfirstbook 2002 Yann Martel Life of Pi: a novel 2002 Dine van Zyl Slagoffers Hanna Hoekom 2002 Manu Herbstein Ama: a story ofthe Atlantic slave McKitterick Prize (Society of Authors) SundayTimes Fiction Award trade FNB/VitaThomas Pringle Award 2002 Manil Suri The 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    MAINTAINING INJUSTICE: LITERARY REPRESENTATIONS OF THE LEGAL SYSTEM C1400 DISSERTATION Presented in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree Doctor of Philosophy in the Graduate School of The Ohio State University By Kathleen Erin Kennedy, M.A. ***** The Ohio State University 2004 Dissertation Committee: Professor Richard Firth Green, Advisor Approved by Professor Lisa Kiser Professor Ethan Knapp ________________________ Professor Karen Winstead Department of English Copyright by Kathleen E. Kennedy 2004 ABSTRACT Medieval English authors often regard aspects of the legal system to be in conflict with an endemic cultural practice, maintenance. Simply put, maintenance was the payment of a form of salary to a high-level servant by a lord. The salary this servant (or affine) might receive could consist of cash-payments, gifts, or access to lucrative official positions, including the proxy enjoyment of some portion of the lord’s judicial rights. The more lavish the assistance, the more the lord honored the retainer. Obviously, the mutual ties of aid and loyalty between a lord and an affine threatened impartial justice at every level, and medieval authors strove both to bring its abuses to light, and to offer alternatives. Each of my chapters sheds light on how late fourteenth-century authors articulated the relationship between different legal institutions and maintenance. I begin by showing how the events in one of the more obscure Canterbury Tales, the Tale of Melibee, resemble a popular out-of-court settlement practice called accord. Chaucer blamed a contemporary practice called maintenance, the exchange of money and influence between a lord and a high-level servant, kinsman, or friend, for corrupting accords.