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Lecture Draft

Publication Date

2009

Language

en-US

Abstract

I've taken advantage of Tom's invitation to write a paper on religion and copyright that was "informal in format, in keeping with the informal nature of this gathering". What I have had to say on the Jewish law of gleaning is already on record; 1 what you'll read here are more like meditations. Thinking about the connections between art, spirituality and law has touched some very personal issues for me. Further, I know that everything I have to say is partial. I hope what I am about to give you will nevertheless raise some questions of interest.

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Professor Gordon delivered the lecture to the IP and Religious Thought Roundtable at University of St. Thomas Law School on September 11, 2009.

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