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One of the principal circumstances of our condition is that we are at times compelled by events, need or our weak nature to borrow from the expression of others.1 Literary theft has never been widely or legitimately supported, yet the economic protection afforded authors has always been balanced and limited by the societal interest in permitting certain borrowings. The ongoing conflict in copyright principles was well expressed in the Foreword to a similar symposium of this publication over twenty-five years ago:

In Defense of the Unauthorized Use: Recent Developments in Defending Copyright Infringement