Abstract
In recent years legal academia has begun to reimbrace in its scholarship an old and effective teaching device: narrative. This Essay respectfully tips its analytical mortar board in the direction of this venerable tradition passed down through countless generations of teachers and learners, inside the academy and out, and acknowledges a literary "debt" to Lewis Carroll as we consider a classic exchange between Alice and Humpty Dumpty. ...
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1993
Recommended Citation
Jonathan K. Stubbs, Lawyer Competence: Perceptual Prisms, Self-Scrutiny, and the Looking Glass, 18 J. Legal Pro. 233 (1993).
