Copyright and Copy-Wrong: the Authentic and the Unauthentic Ruskin

Copyright and Copy-Wrong: the Authentic and the Unauthentic Ruskin by Saturday Review explores the significance of copyright authenticity in literary works and the case of the renowned author Ruskin. It delves into the ethical aspects of preserving Ruskin's legacy the debate on reprinting early editions and the public's access to revised works. The book addresses the complexities of copyright law the importance of accuracy in conveying Ruskin's profound thoughts and the ongoing discourse on preserving an author's integrity.