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Teaching Legal Theory in a Crowded (and Uncrowded) Curriculum
This article examines the challenges and opportunities of teaching legal theory, focusing on the dual dynamics of a curriculum that can feel both crowded and uncrowded. Here, ‘crowding’ refers not only to excess content and competing demands within the classroom, but also to the broader institutiona
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