Copyright Nonconsequentialism

McGowan, David

Journal: Missouri Law Review

Volume: 69

Year: 2004

Bluebook Citation: 69 MO. L. REV. (2004)

Author: David F. Mcgowan: all 28 publications


Abstract

This Article explores the foundations of copyright law. It tries to explain why those who debate copyright often seem to talk past each other. I contend the problem is that copyright scholars pay too much attention to instrumental arguments, which are often indeterminate, and too little to the first principles that affect how one approaches copyright law.

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