One book by this thinker analyzes the motives of Kaavya Viswanathan as more modern thanthose of Shakespeare or Manet's appropriations.
One book by this thinker analyzes the motives of Kaavya Viswanathan as more modern thanthose of Shakespeare or Manet's appropriations. A 2011 book by this man asks whether there is "aheavy tax on letters, making it costly to write out Coast Guard Court of Criminal Appeals instead ofabbreviating it C.G. Ct. Crim. App." In addition to writing The Little Book of Plagiarism and acritique of the Bluebook standards for legal citations, this author has put forth several publicationsabout the 2008 economic crisis, including (*) A Failure of Capitalism and a 2009 New Republic article, inwhich he writes of reading The General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money for the first time in"How I Became a Keynesian." Both of those works criticize the economics of his Chicago colleagues,though he still operates a joint blog with fellow Chicago professor Gary Becker. For 10 points, identify this"law and economics" pioneer and Seventh Circuit appellate judge.
One book by this thinker analyzes the motives of Kaavya Viswanathan as more modern thanthose of Shakespeare or Manet's appropriations.
Richard Posner