...Initially, McKinley is likened to Franklin Pierce as a president who "pushed against clearly ...Hayes and Benjamin Harrison as post-Civil War presidents who frequent...(1898a, 1) The Literary Digest also saw "the president's tour as clever po...598. . Lodge, Henry Cabot, ed. 1904. The Works of Alexander Hamilton. Vol. 1. New York: G. P. Put...
A copyright system is designed to produce an ecology that nurtures the creation, dissemination, and enjoyment of works of authorship. When it works well, it encourages creators to generate new works, assists intermediaries in disseminating them widely, and supports readers, listeners, and viewers in enjoying them. If the system poses difficult entry barriers to creators, imposes demanding impediments on intermediaries, or inflicts burdensome conditions and hurdles on readers, then the system fails to achieve at least some of its purposes. The current U.S. copyright statute is flawed in all three respects. In this Article, I explore how the current copyright system is failing its intended beneficiaries. The foundation of copyright law’s legitimacy, I argue, is built on its evident ...
... a profit from the use of musical or literary property should pay his fair share.” 100 Despit.... . See BENJAMIN KAPLAN, AN UNHURRIED VIEW OF COPYRIGHT 75 (1967); ... for discount book resale), Red Baron-Franklin Park Inc. v. Taito Corp., 883 F. 2d 275 (4th Cir. ...
..., as Talley indicates, extends beyond the literary realm to the advocacy of political causes. Pp.341-...339. The Franklin County Court of Common Pleas reversed. Finding tha...California, 362 U. S., at 64. Great works of literature have frequently been produced by aut...Benjamin Franklin employed numerous different pseudonyms. S...
...John Hope Franklin, 1986 (2) History inspires. History teaches. Histo... busy at work creating a history that simply works better for our children. KRS-One, 2003 (3) The mea... power was about the symbols, not the benjamins. Black leather jackets and black beats. Dashikis a..., black male-female relationships, black literary figures, and black history and culture in general....
... by reading on his own, including the works of such authors as John Bunyan, Plutarch, Daniel D...Franklin employed his literary talents early, and wrote for the Courant articles ...
Despite the perception in some quarters that cartoons constitute an important medium for framing social issues, they are often dismissed on the grounds of political absurdity and ideological insignificance. Cartoons are seen as offering just "passing chuckles" rather than any "deep reflection" on social issues. The perception may be related to the cartoon's discursive spatial limitation and its very nature as a visual mode of communication. Visual modes of communication are deemed deficient in performing analytical communication. By grounding cartoons within a theory of visual semiotics and visual persuasion, this paper attempts to address some of the concerns raised about the effectiveness of editorial cartoons. It attempts to find out how cartoons, as uniquely visual forms of communic...
... and therefore the need to develop visual literary and visual intelligence. Morarity argues that "vis... of action connecting objects, the special works of indices is that they help coordinate objects in... American newspapers, "Join, or Die," by Benjamin Franklin, appeared in the Pennsylvania Gazette on ...
... as geniuses capable of "creat[ing] major works which would be gifts to mankind for all time," as ... or authenticity--qualities that Walter Benjamin specified as endemic to aura. . An artwork's aura ...sought." (110) . In 1967, literary critic Ihab Hassan noted, "Mystics have always mai... an office during the early 1980s at 107 Franklin Street. By 1985, during a reorganization of Dia pr...
Carwin, Clara tells us, is still circulating, and the threats that he represents remain powerful and productive. Because Carwin continually evades normative attempts at classification and comprehension, he is less a threat to emerging Republican political praxis than a living testament to the democratizing power of unrestrained imagination, a power that continually and thrillingly reveals the precariousness of early American distinctions between deviance and normative belonging.5 II. [...] Carwin's escape is a testament to the powers of unrestrained imagination, to the power of words to undermine the often stultifying normative codes that comprise the social contract, and to the power of common men and women to throw into turmoil the social hierarchies that limit the ability for democ...
... consistent with late eighteenth-century literary justifications for the potentially titillating eff...Benjamin Rush, are oriented more around the potentially neg...Instead, as Stern notes, such works dealt in complex ways with a number of important s... whose amorphousness allows them a Franklin-esque ability to mold their own identities to meet...
[Anne Ousterhout]'s biography provides a sweeping survey of Fergusson's life, from what Fergusson deemed the "sweet period of vernal innocence and youth" through her marriage and the increased economic, political, and personal hardships that she faced later in life (48). To reconstruct Fergusson's life, Ousterhout draws heavily on primary source materials such as letters, commonplace books, journals, and local political and historical records. She makes the most of what is, in reality, a rather limited number of texts by one of early America's most productive writers. Early in the biography, Ousterhout notes that most of Fergusson's written materials do not survive because her acquaintances complied with her request to burn her papers. In order to overcome this gap in the historical rec...
... basis of the publication history of their works, this literary-historical truism has been called i...Her acquaintances included Benjamin Franklin and his son William (to whom she was info...
...Introduction . Meet Benjamin, ah aspiring Game Designer. If he works hard to ac...-style recruitment center located in Franklin Mills Mall outside Philadelphia. For more on this,...
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