Deleted user
posted 3 years ago
Under what circumstances does reference a copyrighted fictional work in an unrelated commercial educational product constitute fair use?
For example, the copyrighted work is Star Wars, and the unrelated area being taught is lesbian dance theory. In increasing level of egregiousness, an educational product might: Use a word specific to the work. E.g. referring to the best practitioners in the world as the "Jedi" of lesbian dance theory. Refer to characters from the work. E.g. "These people are like the Master Yoda's of lesbian dance theory. Would these fall within the fair use doctrine?
Country
  • Canada
Fields:
  • Intellectual Property
Share

Answer this Post

Login into your account and answer this post

Contribute Now