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So I am reading A Critical Guide to Vehicles in the Park, a paper by Frederick Schauer, which was part of Hart-Fuller conference at NYU. Towards the end he writes,

But we are not choosing between Hart and Fuller for a single position on a law faculty. They are, after all, both dead, and that appears to make them unlikely candidates for faculty appointments.

Then there’s a footnote, which says:

Which is not to say that we might not prefer to have them, even dead, over some of our colleagues.

Tough crowd they have at the K-School…