The following syllabus is for “Philosophy and the Law,” a course I teach in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Alabama. UA’s Philosophy Department has three concentrations (Jurisprudence, Mind-Brain, and Philosophy and Medicine), and this is an introductory course (200-level) in the Jurisprudence Concentration. Philosophy and the Law were part of the curriculum when […]
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