The Methodology Seminar is an advanced jurisprudence course. The general aim of the course is to offer Ph.D. students an opportunity to reflect about law, not as practising lawyers but as legal theorists. More specifically, it invites students to think analytically about law and engage with selected scholarly works of (mainly Anglophone) general jurisprudence published in the last 60 years or so. The course is in two parts. Part I covers five central topics in general jurisprudence in depth. Part II is composed of a selection of meta-topics in legal reasoning, argument, and scholarship. One session will be devoted to the presentation and discussion of each student’s final paper outline with a view to developing ideas and improving the papers.