I have posted on SSRN a syllabus and the weekly discussion questions for the seminar, "Law, Literature, and Social Science," that I am now teaching for the second time. Conceptualizing and executing it took a TON of work, and I feel it's been a successful class both times. Also, I feel that it's fairly novel, albeit perhaps idiosyncratic. Given the unlikelihood that I could either publish this work conventionally or monetize it any way, I thought I'd share it, in the hope that others might find it of interest. It's available here.
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Your "Law, Literature, and Social Science" seminar sounds fascinating and innovative! Sharing your syllabus and discussion questions on SSRN is a great way to engage others. Speaking of engaging, have you tried the slope game ? It's a fun way to challenge your mind while exploring new ideas. Your dedication to this unique course is commendable, and I hope it inspires many others in academia!
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