We respect intellectual property rights and endeavor to properly credit all external sources used in our materials. If you believe that any content on our site improperly uses material without permission or adequate attribution, please contact us for immediate review and rectification.

Visitors are welcome to link to our web pages and are encouraged to share our content within the bounds of fair use. However, proper credit must be given to Intersecting Minds and the specific author(s) for any material used from our site.

Educational Use: For educators and students seeking to use our materials in an academic setting, please contact us directly for permissions and guidelines.

Commercial Use: Commercial use of any content from our website without prior written consent is expressly forbidden.

Modifications: Altering, transforming, or building upon our material is not permitted without explicit permission.

Attribution:  When crediting our work, please include the author’s name, the title of the work, and a link back to the original content on our website. You will see initials after content that you can match up with contributors’ names [posted on our website creators’ page or our contributing authors’ page.] Melanie E. Gregg, Ph.D., Professor of Humanities at Wilson College is the designer of this webpage and primary content creator (initials “meg“) in collaboration and consultation with Samantha A. Chipman, Ph.D. candidate at Emory University (initials “sac“). With time, we hope to have many contributors to our page, so please give proper credit to our authors for their work.

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