Anatoly Volynets

Name: Culture vs. Copyright — Addendum
Author: Anatoly Volynets

Culture vs. Copyright — Addendum (2013)

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“Culture vs. Copyright — Addendum”, published in 2013, is a work by Anatoly Volynets. It explores elements such as Authoright, license and culture.

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Anatoly Volynets, Culture vs. Copyright — Addendum (2013)

“ General Idea The world of culture differs from the physical one. It functions under different laws, depends on different circumstances and driving forces, and develops different powers. Ancient Romans said Natura parendo vincitur, which literally means “Nature obeying one wins.” In other words, we get the best fruit from nature if we act in accordance with its laws. Likewise, we can get the best fruit from culture if we act in accordance with its laws and do not project upon it laws that govern civilization. The quintessential natural law of culture is Ultimate Freedom. ”

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Anatoly Volynets, Culture vs. Copyright — Addendum (2013)

“ It becomes more powerful and valuable if it is heard. When you share an idea with someone or let someone copy your work, by the very nature of it you are not losing it but developing the idea or making the work known, and thus, you are becoming richer.
Moreover, an author, even in his inner dialog, while creating, is as much a receiver as he is a contributor. Author and humankind are always on par, and no one owes anything to the other.
That is why an author does not lose his work when it gets distributed, and the work does not lose value. ”

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Anatoly Volynets, Culture vs. Copyright — Addendum (2013)

“ Exposure versus Depreciation Having said the above, we understand that a work of art gains value every time it interacts with an audience. Regardless of the circumstances, the more it is “used,” the more valuable it becomes. On the other hand, in the world of physical things, the opposite is true—the more you use something the more it depreciates.
Humanity versus Bodily Needs Culture is the only reality where humanity develops. ”

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Anatoly Volynets, Culture vs. Copyright — Addendum (2013)

“ A cultural phenomenon, by its nature, is much closer to a human being than a physical thing. For example, the hero of a book is a person for many people to a greater degree than physically alive ones are. Therefore, laws that govern culture have to be based on laws that govern the direct relations between people rather than ones that
govern real estate. Private Property It has taken thousands of years to achieve the commonly accepted understanding that material property acquired through labour and trade cannot be taken from the owner at someone else’s will. ”

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Anatoly Volynets, Culture vs. Copyright — Addendum (2013)

“ Even when it is done for some superficial reason such as for money, in fear of punishment, or for fame, this reason works on the surface. Below the surface, creating is free communication, unrestricted sharing of ideas. ”

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Anatoly Volynets, Culture vs. Copyright — Addendum (2013)

“ Culture versus Civilization When it comes to culture, all imaginable relationships within it, as compared with relationships seen to be their counterparts in civilization, work in opposite ways.
Message versus Trade Essentially, a work of art is a message to everyone. ”

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“ Any entity providing incentives for an author and/or promotion for a work.
work. A form in which other cultural phenomena are expressed. In a work of art, philosophy, science, etc. cultural phenomena are developed and refined. Thus, cultural phenomena become part of the common treasury of a society. Examples of works are: books, paintings, sculptures, story boards, musical pieces, blueprints, models, programs, movies, websites, etc. Theory Intention The intention of Authoright is to provide a legal framework for ideal development and utilization of culture. ”

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“ No Organizations An author entitled to attribution may only be an individual or group of named individuals. No other entity of any kind, including but not limited to a business, an agency, a union, a fund, a family, a public association, or an organization, can be considered and attributed as author. ”

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“ The License Coverage Authoright covers the use of any and all cultural phenomena.
Freedom of Use Any cultural phenomenon may be freely used by any entity for any known or currently unknown purpose, creative, commercial, or noncommercial without limitations, permissions, or control of any kind by any individual, organization, government or international agency, and so forth. ”

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