Lecture on foundations of law and legal anthropology - 1

One of two lectures given to undergraduates in anthropology at Cambridge University in 2008 by Alan Macfarlane. For a downloadable version, reading list and context, please see www.alanmacfarlane.com

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[downsideupgoesgroar]

@zetaloid you know.... you REALLY don't do it for school or for degree. there are people who actually want to be smart and know stuff, not just get a degree. you can buy degree, but you can never buy what's in your head....

[bookworm1132]

yes, the sound is too low

[therrydicule]

@Zaphodox I got really cheap speaker, I would take 15db more on that video.

[Zaphodox]

I prefer quiet sound to loud, distorted overload. Stop moaning =p

[odanneyboy]

actually you can study law online for free the set back is you have to enter school to be accredited. You can take proficiency exams and if you cut it can save big $ but it is going to cost you something. Youtube is one good source for some lectures.

[charlesjackal]

Mr. MacFarlane, the sound is too much low, I can hear nearly nothing!! That's a pity...

[zetaloid]

Presumably if you're broadcasting freely to the world lectures which students pay for you must be cheating the university (admittedly you won't get a degree), I don't mean to be accusatory, but is this right?.