Authorship

Authorship - Authorship, particularly human authorship in copyright law, designates the creation of a work by a human being, attributing legal rights and responsibilities to the creator. This principle recognizes the human creator as the source of intellectual creativity and grants them exclusive rights over their work.

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Definition and Examples

Definition: Authorship, particularly human authorship in copyright law, designates the creation of a work by a human being, attributing legal rights and responsibilities to the creator. This principle recognizes the human creator as the source of intellectual creativity and grants them exclusive rights over their work.
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Sub Class Of: Copyright Concept Objectives
Parent Class Of: Non-Human Authorship

Human Authorship
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