16mm Filmography
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The Making of Law

Explains the need for law, and discusses the kinds of law which men provide over and above natural or divine law. Compares the various kinds of law with the enforcement necessary to make them binding. Shows how penal codes and civil law define various types of offenses, and describes different law-making authorities. (Mortimer Adler-San Francisco Productions). Kinescope.

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  1. Punishment 1954
  2. Adult Learning 1955
  3. Does Man Differ in Kind or Degree 1955
  4. Forms of Government 1955
  5. How to Watch a TV Program: Learning Through Television 1955
  6. Love in a World Without Sex 1955
  7. Opinion in Relation to Freedom and Government 1955
  8. Powers of Government 1955
  9. The Aesthetic and Moral Problems Concerning Art 1955
  10. The Conditions of Progress in Philosophy 1955
  11. The Difference Between Knowledge and Opinion 1955
  12. The Importance of Accepting or Rejecting Darwin's Theory 1955
  13. The Justice of Law 1955
  14. The Kinds of Law 1955
  15. The Making of Law 1955
  16. The Morality of Love 1955
  17. The Nature and Kinds of Love 1955
  18. The Nature of Law 1955
  19. The Nature of Opinion 1955
  20. The Necessity of Government 1955
  21. The Parts of Life:Sleep, Work, Play, Leisure and Rest 1955
  22. Unsolved Problems of Philosophy 1955
  23. Controversy, Freedom of Speech, and Majority Rule 1956
  24. The Distinction of Work, Play and Leisure 1956
  25. The Kinds of Work and the Dignity of All Forms of Labor 1956

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  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, length, format, color, description, catalog record

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