Profile here. Farnsworth is author of a wonderful book that I often recommend to incoming law students looking for summer reading: The Legal Analyst. The jurisprudence chapter is quite thin, but the other chapters are terrific introductions to different intellectual and disciplinary tools for analyzing legal issues.
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