Art as Externalized Personality and Perceived Harm Through Deformation

Following Hegelian intuitions, many artists claim inalienable moral rights to their non-rivalrous creations based on a belief that, since the creations are solely an extension of the personality (will) of the individual creator, these works crystallize their unique intentions—and so, these creations...

Information, Medium, and Society: Journal of Publishing Studies

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