Doyvid's Labyrinth

His work radiated out from his location in the board department and was picked up across almost all disciplines. He himself did not supervise any students at the Free University who were studying philosophy, because they were in a different department. So it's worth bearing that in mind. You are reading essentially some of his primarily legal philosopher when you read his wider corpus. It also has limitations of course, because jurisprudential concepts only capture part of the totality of reality we know.