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#101417
Passage Discussion
VIEWSTAMP Analysis:
The primary Viewpoint presented here is a neutral take on a unique copyright case.
The Structure of the passage is as follows:
Paragraph One: The first paragraph describes a recent court case, and presents the copy-shop owner's argument. The author says that this case was unique because the copying was done by a copy-shop and for a profit.
Paragraph Two: The second paragraph outlines the law behind copyright protection. The court's ruling, in favor of the copy-shop owner, is explained in the context of these laws.
Paragraph Three: The third paragraph goes into further detail with regard to the court's view and holding.
The author’s Tone is, again, fairly neutral and explanatory, and mostly recounts what the court ruled.
The Main Point of this passage can be found by analyzing how the three paragraphs work together: the point is to describe a specific, unique court case, then explain the law behind the ruling in that court case.
VIEWSTAMP Analysis:
The primary Viewpoint presented here is a neutral take on a unique copyright case.
The Structure of the passage is as follows:
Paragraph One: The first paragraph describes a recent court case, and presents the copy-shop owner's argument. The author says that this case was unique because the copying was done by a copy-shop and for a profit.
Paragraph Two: The second paragraph outlines the law behind copyright protection. The court's ruling, in favor of the copy-shop owner, is explained in the context of these laws.
Paragraph Three: The third paragraph goes into further detail with regard to the court's view and holding.
The author’s Tone is, again, fairly neutral and explanatory, and mostly recounts what the court ruled.
The Main Point of this passage can be found by analyzing how the three paragraphs work together: the point is to describe a specific, unique court case, then explain the law behind the ruling in that court case.