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Richard Hardack approaches the topic of corporate personhood through a unique perspective that focuses on the primary means by which corporations attempt to capture our attention—their use of advertising. His lucid and nuanced discussion ranges across history, law, literature, philosophy, and popular culture to provide a novel analysis of this timely subject. -- Simon Stern, professor of law and English, University of Toronto

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Richard Hardack, who holds a Ph.D. and JD from UC Berkeley, has applied his love of history, law, and literature to projects such as his book, Not Altogether Human: Pantheism and the Dark Nature of the American Renaissance; NASA’s History of the Juno Mission to Jupiter; and the courses he’s taught at Berkeley and Haverford and Bryn Mawr Colleges.

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