The Swiss daily Le Temps reported this week on Alexandre Wenger, a literature professor at the University of Geneva, who is trying to combat this problem by encouraging medical students to take literature and writing courses — part of a movement called “narrative medicine” that traces its roots to
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A similar attempt by Georgia to copyright its statutes was struck down in Georgia federal district court in 1982, with the judge citing Supreme Court Justice John Marshall Harlan's 1898 statement concluding that “it cannot be doubted” that “no one can obtain the exclusive right to publish the laws of a state
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However, this one particular article appears to have touched a nerve, so I want to make one thing very clear: We make absolutely no apologies for publishing it. I understand full well why people do not like this piece. Every day we publish articles at The Federalist with which I disagree. It's an impossibility
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