Subjects: “…Intellectual property United States.…”
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Table of Contents: “…Introduction : intellectuals in mass culture America -- On the road to Time Inc. -- Giving the people the truth the Time Inc. way -- The search for a "radical capitalism" at Fortune magazine -- Intellectuals visible and invisible -- The intellectual as insider at Time Inc. -- Journalism and politics at Time magazine -- Interstitial intellectuals and the liberal consensus -- Epilogue : intellectuals in their American century and in ours.…”
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Subjects: “…Intellectual property (International law) http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85067168…”
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Table of Contents: “…Zitkala-Ša's pan-Indian intellectual populism.…”
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Table of Contents: “…The intellectual pursuit of the sacred -- Intellectual production and interpretation: the intellectual habitus --The scene of Durkheimian sociology: a view of the Parisian intellectual field at the turn of the nineteenth century -- Écoles, masters, and the Dreyfus affair: institutions and networks that shaped the Durkheimians and the political affair that positioned them -- The scene of poststructuralism: a view of the Parisian intellectual field from the end of WWII to the 1960s -- Écoles, masters, and May 1968: institutions and networks that shaped the poststructuralists, and the political affair that positioned them -- Being a Durkheimian intellectual -- The sacred in Durkheimian thought I -- The sacred in Durkheimian thought II: ascetic and mystic Durkheimianisms -- The line of descent of the mystics: the Collège de Sociologie and critique as the conduits to poststructuralism -- Being a poststructuralist intellectual -- The sacred in poststructuralist thought -- Godless intellectuals, then? …”
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Subjects: “…Intellectual disability History.…”
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Table of Contents: “…Introduction : the emergent critical history of intellectual disability / Patrick McDonagh, C.F. Goodey, and Tim Stainton -- Conceptualization of intellectual disability in medieval English law / Wendy J. …”
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Subjects: “…Intellectuals. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85067169…”

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Table of Contents: “…The contours of intellectual property law -- Subject matter: creative expression, "no matter how humble, crude or obvious" -- Excluded subject matter: ideas, functional aspects, infringing material, government works -- Obtaining protection and licensing: ownership, formalities, duration -- Exclusive rights: their enforcement and limitations -- Patentable subject matter: products and processes -- Substantive standards for protection: new, useful, and nonobvious inventions -- Obtaining protection, ownership, and licensing: of hoops and pitfalls -- Rights and infringement: "the benefit of his invention" -- Subject matter of trademark law -- Substantive standards for protection: "the source-distinguishing ability of a mark" -- Obtaining protection and licensing: using, registering, licensing, and losing a trademark -- Infringement and related rights under trademark law -- Trade secret subject matter: information with economic value from not being generally known -- Getting protection through reasonable security measures and losing protection through public disclosure -- Misappropriation and remedies -- Three more state law theories and federal preemption.…”