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These two documents explain the basics of copyright law and set guidelines for the fair use of excerpts of MIT Press books. They can be downloaded together in one PDF document or individually:
Copyright Guidelines
Guidelines for Fair Use of Our Publications
These guidelines were made possible by a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. The MIT Press wishes to thank The University of Chicago Press and William S. Strong, Esq., of Boston, Massachusetts, who compiled these guidelines in collaboration with its staff. While every effort has been made to make these guidelines accurate, copyright law is both wide and intricate, and these guidelines make no claim to be exhaustive, nor should they be construed as legal advice or substitute for consultation with a knowledgeable attorney in any particular circumstance.
©2005 by The University of Chicago and The MIT Press. No permission is needed for noncommercial use or redistribution of any part of this publication as long as a complete citation is provided.
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