Law school is so relentlessly uncreative and pedantic at times and courses that expand the bounds of traditional law curriculum are precious few. Where I attend school, the course "Law and Literature" fills up with the first 15 students who can access the registration line (and it's not because the class is a "slide"--it's taught by a very intelligent constitutional/ethics scholar who requires each student to write several lengthy papers and direct a meeting of the seminar). It's impressive that an administration would allow such a foray as yours, however tenuously linked it is to the study of law.
Lancelot is a must, especially in a law school setting (most relevant novel topically).
I hope your students enjoy this breath of fresh air.
BH
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