Unveiling the Reality of Global Inequity: The Imperialist Influence of Western Legal Systems
In Week Nine, our discussion on the postcolonial perspective regarding authorship and copyright reminds me of a classic debate in…
The Island as a Book: Exploring Authorship in Robinson Crusoe
After the horrible storm, Robinson Crusoe finds himself to be the sole survivor on an unknown island. If we view…
“The Genius and Copyright”-from the perspective of the influence of technology
As discussed in class, the rise of the middle class and the legal notion of “privilege” in 18th-century Germany laid…
[Response] Separating the Writer from the Work: The Role of Morality in Literary Criticism
In the blog “Can the Author Truly Die?” Jiachi explores the tension between Roland Barthes’ idea of “the death of the…
The Connection and Value of Unconscious & Law—Based on Lortie Case
The case of Lortie (1984) presents a Freudian challenge for legal interpretation. Lortie, a son who has a desire to…