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Title: HIS2601: History of the Law
Authors: Burgess, Douglas R.
Keywords: syllabus
Western law, history
Issue Date: Sep-2021
Citation: Burgess, Douglas R. (2021, Fall?). HIS2601: History of the Law, crn 13734, Yeshiva College.
Series/Report no.: Yeshiva College Syllabi;HIS2601
Abstract: ►Course Goals and Objectives: This course examines the development of western law from an historical perspective. Through a combination of lecture and discussion of assigned readings, students will be introduced to the foundational documents of the law, their historical context, and their relevance to modern jurisprudence. Students will be expected to recognize and comprehend major themes of private and public law, the relationship of subject and sovereign, rights of the individual, law and statecraft, and the philosophy of law. ►Curricular Outcomes: This survey will increase awareness of the diversity of western culture through the lens of comparative law and the development of legal norms. Students will gain an appreciation of their own role in a legal society, as well as the greater international community.
Description: Course syllabus / YU only
URI: https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12202/6971
Appears in Collections:Yeshiva College Syllabi -- 2021 - 2022 courses (past versions for reference ONLY) -- HIS (History)

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