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Medieval Studies 119 |
Law 2165 |
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Professor Donahue |
Mr. Kuhelj Bugaric |
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Professor Donahue is offering both a course (for undergraduate, graduate, and law students) and course/seminar (principally for graduate and law students) this semester in Continental legal and constitutional history. Each offering is listed in both the FAS and the Law School catalogues, and you register through the registrar of your school. The requirements for the course (Medieval Studies 119, Law 2165) are a bit different, depending on whether you are an undergraduate, a law student, or an FAS graduate student. The basic information and requirements for undergraduates are given in the fact sheet for undergraduates, below. For more details on the course and its requirements, see the syllabus. The basic information and requirements for the law and graduate students are given in the fact sheet for law students, below. For more details on the course and its requirements, see the syllabus. GRADUATE STUDENTS IN THE FAS SHOULD FOLLOW THE COURSE FOR THE LAW STUDENTS. The course/seminar is History 2080 (formerly History 2126) (Medieval Law) and Law 2166 (Legal History Seminar: Continental Legal History). It is a graduate-level reading course/seminar with short papers. It meets on Tuesdays from 5:00–7:00 (room [an error occurred while processing this directive]). It will cover many of the same topics as this course, although in a somewhat different order and in more depth. For more information see the website. |
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Course |
Medieval Studies 119 |
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Lectures |
Mon., Wed. 4:30–6:00, Room TBD |
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Section |
To be arranged (for undergraduates only) |
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Required reading |
Donahue, Documents on Continental Legal History (A complete copy may be found in the Files folder in Canvas; it is broken up by classes in the Lectures folder on the website.) |
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Recommended reading |
The syllabus suggests some secondary reading for each week of the course. Most of the suggested secondary reading is posted on the website. |
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Requirements |
Response paper for each section meeting; hour exam (Fri., Mar. 11 ), short paper (select topic by Fri., Mar. 25 , draft by Fri., Apr. 22 , final Fri., May. 06), and either a final exam or term paper (see syllabus) |
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Requirements |
Same as the law students; see below |
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Course |
Law 2165 |
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Lectures |
Mon., Wed. 4:30–6:00, Room TBD |
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Required reading |
Donahue, Documents on Continenatal Legal and History (multilith, available in HLS Distribution Center) |
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Recommended reading |
The syllabus suggests some secondary reading for each week of the course. Most of the suggested secondary reading is posted on the website. |
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Requirements |
Short paper (see syllabus), take-home exam (distributed Mon., Apr. 25 , due Fri., May 06; see syllabus). |
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GRADUATE STUDENTS IN THE FAS SHOULD FOLLOW THE COURSE FOR THE LAW STUDENTS. This means that their requirements (readings, paper, exam, etc.) are as for the law students. |
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URL: http://www.law.harvard.edu/faculty/cdonahue/courses/CLH/INFO_CLH.html
last modified:
12/28/21
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