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The author offers his personal take on the period from the end of the 70s to the beginning of the 80s when, in French law faculties, most students were taught a discourse that was then predominantly technical. He sees a parallel between the challenge to such predominance at that time, and the current questioning of the dominant legal discourse, whereby those disputing the latter, when they are not scolded for attacking the autonomy of the legal field, are sometimes held as slanderers.