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Tutorial Report on Piracy and Property Chapter 1 and Chapter 6, Free Culture by Lawrence Lessig Friday 13th April 2012 Matthew Robinson |
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Chapter Overviews [edit]
Chapter 1:
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This chapter looks at the relationships between copyright and creativity, looking at the development of ...
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at the development and change of copyright ... and development of copy
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Chapter 6.
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This chapter
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Free Culture [edit]
- What is meant by free culture?
- Why is it important?
- What are the benefits?
- What arguments against free culture exist?
Essay [edit]
Question: Does copyright help or hinder education?
- How does 'Free Culture" relate to education?
- Open Education
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- Building on knowledge
- Making knowledge accessible - i.e. textbooks, learning courses, etc. / The believe that the products of publically-funded academic research, teaching, and services should be freely and openly available [1]
- University entities
- Creativity
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- Educating kids out of creativity [2]
- Psychology
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- Ego (i.e. academic)
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References [edit]
- ↑ Neill, J. (2010). Copyright. [Online] Avaliable at http://ucspace.canberra.edu.au/display/~s613374/Copyright
- ↑ Robinson, K. (2009). Schools Kill Creativity [Video]. Retrieved from: http://www.youtube.com
