(b. 1841), John Chipman Grey (b. 1839), Roscoe Pound (b. 1870), Arthur Corbin (b. 1874), and Wesley Hohfeld (b. 1879); they are all very different from each other; some of their thought is not very realist in our modern sense of that word, while the thought of others like Pound-- whose views were famously attacked by Karl Llewellyn-- is actually quite consistent with what we now think of as legal realism.In any case, these proto-realists greatly influenced the next generation, which… [read post]