Abstract
, To dare is to risk, and to err is to blunder. I suggest that the neologism “to derr” can helpfully refer to the audacious inscription of deliberately erroneous and therefore fictitious information, which is the literary strategy that I discreetly pursued in my Negative Comparative Law: A Strong Programme for Weak Thought (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2022). In this way, I sought to enhance the literarity and the correlative depositivization of the comparative enterprise in law. This essay probes this initiative and explains how it must withstand disqualification as mere whimsy.
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