Ideas and thefts of imagination across history
A survey of how ideas emerge and are stolen or shared across arts, science, and commerce. It cites Edison era anecdotes, Shakespeare and Twain, and modern cases in art, music, insurance, and interior decorating showing simultaneous invention and misappropriation.
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New York
Tin Pan Alley
Ben Franklin
Gutenberg
Costar
Elizabeth
N. J
Rotogravure
Vale of Sorrow
Mark Twain
Joan of Arc
Harper's Magazine
Twain
Harry Carroll
Chopin
Jingo
Night on the Amazon with buffalo, jaguar, and camera
A narrator recalls filming on a Brazilian fazenda night scene with a herd of buffalo near swamps and an igarape, while jaguar hunting unfolds nearby. Cowboys herd the animals as a jaguar and cub are killed. the scene is captured on a ground glass finder as part of a Marajo style production.
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Marajo
Atlantic Coast
Florida
Amazon
Marado
Para
Canaan
Bay of Marajo
Fazenda
An Igarape
Igarape
Gallie
Shy
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Shakespeare
Boccaccio
Bard of Avon
Brazil
Amaon Basin
The
Amazons
Brokey
Avi
Ent