Poetry Study Guides, scraped from sparknotes com torrent

Poetry Study Guides
from sparknotes.com
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May 2013

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Have fun... and please make sharing one of your life's goals.

Thought for the day: Copying is not Theft

Copyright infringement is often called theft, but it isn't. If a
copy is made of a digital file, the original is still perfectly
workable. Its not really theft if the person with the first copy is
no worse off. On the other hand, making a copy does dilute the
scarcity of the original file. But why should society protect and prolong
a condition of scarcity. In many situations, people that try to profit from
scarcity are universally despised, such as people who hoard food during a
famine. Gold is scarce, but if I find a new nugget, then gold is slightly
less scarce yet nobody says I stole the value from other holders of gold.
The bottom line is if technology allows easy copying, then there is no
point passing a law against it. Trying to stop sharing is like trying to
stop water from running downhill. It's a poor use of legal resources to
waste time working against gravity.

-- freeflow123

This release covers...

Beowulf
Coleridge’s Poetry
Dickinson’s Poetry
Donne’s Poetry
Eliot’s Poetry
Frost’s Early Poems
Hopkins’s Poetry
Inferno
Keats’s Odes
Margaret Atwood’s Poetry
Paradise Lost
Pilgrim’s Progress
Robert Browning’s Poetry
Shakespeare's Sonnets
Shelley’s Poetry
Songs of Innocence and Experience
Tennyson’s Poetry
The Canterbury Tales
The Faerie Queene
The Flowers of Evil
The Iliad
The Odyssey
The Rape of the Lock
Whitman’s Poetry
Wordsworth’s Poetry
Yeats’s Poetry