Remembrance of Things Past?

IF 1 4区社会学 Q2 LAW

Southern California Law Review Pub Date : 2000-11-01 DOI:10.1628/978-3-16-157500-6

M. Moore

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Abstract

In the fall of 1977, I joined an extraordinary group of men and women. Not only were we rather bunched together by age, what Bob Ellickson referred to as a “wart hog going through the python of life together,” but we also shared a vision of legal scholarship I still respect. It was hard-edged, theoretical, and interdisciplinary; it evinced a dedication to the life of the mind and an excitement about ideas that I have not seen before or since. Of the twelve American universities at which I have been on the faculty,1 my experience at USC remains unique in these dimensions.

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追忆往事?

1977年秋天，我加入了一个由男女组成的非凡团体。我们不仅因为年龄而聚在一起，就像鲍勃·埃里森(Bob Ellickson)所说的“一起经历巨蟒般的生活的疣猪”，而且我们还分享了我至今仍尊重的法律学术愿景。它是尖锐的、理论性的、跨学科的;它表明了我对精神生活的奉献，以及对我以前或以后从未见过的思想的兴奋。在我执教过的12所美国大学中，我在南加州大学的经历在这些方面仍然是独一无二的。

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