Konner can be uncritically accepting of secondary works, like "Life Is With People" (1952), an important but flawed representation of Eastern European shtetl life, whose principal author, an agent of the Soviet secret police, may have had his own intellectual agenda.
It could also be a landmark case, because what is at stake is not just an author's right to control the publication of secondary works but also the right to publish in book form information that has been previously available on the web.
There are many fine overviews of Hobbes's normative philosophy, some of which are listed in the following selected bibliography of secondary works.
Aryabhata's followers were particularly strong in South India, where his principles of the diurnal rotation of Earth, among others, were followed and a number of secondary works were based on them.
It has been argued that the essence of "character and purpose" is the transformative value, that is, productive use, of the secondary work compared to the original.
This time, "I am sure going to put quotes around anything that comes out of a secondary work, always," he said.
The Film Forum series omits much of the best of Berkeley's secondary work, like his effervescent elbows-out comedy "Bright Lights," from 1935.
Michael Strahan, Keith Hamilton and Jessie Armstead got their generous due from Fox for exerting pressure on Daunte Culpepper, the Vikings' quarterback, but the secondary work of Sehorn, Dave Thomas, Sam Garnes and Shaun Williams was a too-minor concern.
In recent years, a number of relevant secondary works have been published and it is worth highlighting a few here.
The father's gallery, participating in its first international art fair, has made a specialty of secondary market work by South American artists, and this year will feature 16 works made from the 1930s to the 1950s by the Uruguayan artist Carmelo Arden Quin (1913-2010).
