The Teaching of English Law At Harvard
The Teaching of English Law At Harvard
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The discussion is unforgettable. It was perfectly orderly ; it was filled with animation. The principle in- volved was impressed upon me as it never had been before, and, well worn as is Williams v, Carwardine, it was shown to hold more of law than I had hitherto suspected that it contained.
Some branches of the law, such, for example, as the Law of Contract or the Law of Torts, lend themselves with special facility to the catechetical method, whilst others, such as the Law of Real Property, ar...e less suited for it. The proportion, therefore, in which current dissertation ought to be mingled with questions must be regulated by the nature of the topic to be taught and in accordance with the judgment of the teacher. Still, though the degree to which the system of question and answer is relied upon varies .considerably in different courses of lectures, the catechetical method based on the study of cases is applied at Harvard more or 14 less to all branches of English law, and this system, as conducted by lawyers of eminence, has two special merits.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The discussion is unforgettable. It was perfectly orderly ; it was filled with animation. The principle in- volved was impressed upon me as it never had been before, and, well worn as is Williams v, Carwardine, it was shown to hold more of law than I had hitherto suspected that it contained.
Some branches of the law, such, for example, as the Law of Contract or the Law of Torts, lend themselves with special facility to the catechetical method, whilst others, such as the Law of Real Property, ar...e less suited for it. The proportion, therefore, in which current dissertation ought to be mingled with questions must be regulated by the nature of the topic to be taught and in accordance with the judgment of the teacher. Still, though the degree to which the system of question and answer is relied upon varies .considerably in different courses of lectures, the catechetical method based on the study of cases is applied at Harvard more or 14 less to all branches of English law, and this system, as conducted by lawyers of eminence, has two special merits.
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