1940
DOI: 10.2307/1333995
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The Doctrine of Moral Right: A Study in the Law of Artists, Authors and Creators

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“…See also for protecting the moral rights of the author under the French, German, and English legal systems (Newman, , pp. 677–89; Roeder, , pp.554–78).…”
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“…See also for protecting the moral rights of the author under the French, German, and English legal systems (Newman, , pp. 677–89; Roeder, , pp.554–78).…”
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“…Most important, though, is a right closely related to the right of privacy, the right of divulgation; a prospective author cannot be held legally liable for failing to produce a contracted work, since to do so would be to force the author to represent herself in a way of which she did not approve (Curry 1996a(Curry , 1996bGinsburg 1989;Katz 1951;Hughes 1988;Roeder 1940;Sarraute 1968). So to take the digital individual as real is to offer a conception of the individual that connects the concepts of privacy and intellectual property, while appealing to well-established bodies of theory and well-established institutions.…”
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“…Περισσότερες πληροφορίες για την έκθεση είναι διαθέσιμες σε: <http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1077/is_n6_v45/ai_8864179/>. 414 G.McElroy, Facing History-The Black Image in American Art 1710-1940, Bedford Arts, Washington 1990 A.Adler, ό.π., σελ. 1.554.…”
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