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Main Authors: Velagic, Zoran, Hasenay, Damir
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2013
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1044679
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author Velagic, Zoran
Hasenay, Damir
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Hasenay, Damir
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Hasenay, Damir
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contents Understanding Textual Authorship in the Digital Environment: Lessons from Historical Perspectives Velagic, Zoran Hasenay, Damir Authors Electronic Publishing Copyrights Technological Advancement Introduction: The paper explains how the modern understanding of authorship developed and sets out the problems to be considered when discussing digital authorship. Method: The contextual analysis of contents of the key themes is employed; in the articulation of the conclusions, analytic and synthetic approaches are used. Results: At each turning point, a new layer, immanent to the modern concept, was assigned to authorship. Reference is made to changes reflecting the specifics of digital authorship, emphasising the context conditioning the position of author and the attitude to an authorial work. Conclusions: A digital author is more independent of a publisher; the work is more visible; attention is directed at the work at the expense of its medium. However, digital authors own material and moral rights to the work, which are international, while their position is made relative and re-examined. The behaviour of authors, the possibilities of publishing and accessing the work and the paradigm of preserving a work are changing in the digital environment. [This paper was published as part of: Proceedings of the Eighth International Conference on Conceptions of Library and Information Science, Copenhagen, Denmark, 19-22 August, 2013.]
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spellingShingle Understanding Textual Authorship in the Digital Environment: Lessons from Historical Perspectives
Velagic, Zoran
Hasenay, Damir
Authors
Electronic Publishing
Copyrights
Technological Advancement
Understanding Textual Authorship in the Digital Environment: Lessons from Historical Perspectives Velagic, Zoran Hasenay, Damir Authors Electronic Publishing Copyrights Technological Advancement Introduction: The paper explains how the modern understanding of authorship developed and sets out the problems to be considered when discussing digital authorship. Method: The contextual analysis of contents of the key themes is employed; in the articulation of the conclusions, analytic and synthetic approaches are used. Results: At each turning point, a new layer, immanent to the modern concept, was assigned to authorship. Reference is made to changes reflecting the specifics of digital authorship, emphasising the context conditioning the position of author and the attitude to an authorial work. Conclusions: A digital author is more independent of a publisher; the work is more visible; attention is directed at the work at the expense of its medium. However, digital authors own material and moral rights to the work, which are international, while their position is made relative and re-examined. The behaviour of authors, the possibilities of publishing and accessing the work and the paradigm of preserving a work are changing in the digital environment. [This paper was published as part of: Proceedings of the Eighth International Conference on Conceptions of Library and Information Science, Copenhagen, Denmark, 19-22 August, 2013.]
title Understanding Textual Authorship in the Digital Environment: Lessons from Historical Perspectives
topic Authors
Electronic Publishing
Copyrights
Technological Advancement
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1044679