Thursday, December 16, 2010

Prosser on being a law teacher

Dean William L. Prosser
from Volume 1 of the Journal of Legal Education (1948), a lecture by Dean William Prosser on the art, craft, and frustrations of teaching law.  The lighthouse metaphor particularly appeals to me.
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