REFLECTIONS ON ROTHKO AND WRITING: A RESPONSE TO PIERRE SCHLAG'S LECTURE ON THE STATE ON LEGAL SCHOLARSHIP

Olympia Duhart

REFLECTIONS ON ROTHKO AND WRITING: A RESPONSE TO PIERRE SCHLAG'S LECTURE ON THE STATE ON LEGAL SCHOLARSHIP

Olympia Duhart

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Abstract

 
   William Shakespeare wrote, "commit the oldest sins the newest kind of ways." I believe that this adage is an appropriate way to frame the response that I will offer today. Shakespeare urges us to reinvigorate familiar terrain with a personal touch. To transform it with our own innovation. And I think it is highly applicable to the current state of legal scholarship. Professor Schlag is right; in many ways legal scholarship has become a bit of an artifact, it has become an old sin, and for a lot of us it can be exhaustive.

Original language	American English
Journal	Nova Law Review
Volume	35
State	Published - 2011

Keywords

LEGAL SCHOLARSHIP
PIERRE SCHLAG
SHAKESPEARE

Disciplines

Law
Legal Writing and Research
Other Law

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REFLECTIONS ON ROTHKO AND WRITING: A RESPONSE TO PIERRE SCHLAG'S LECTURE ON THE STATE ON LEGAL SCHOLARSHIP

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