Copyright, Data and Creativity in the Digital Age: A Journey through Feist
IntroductionThe decisionSignificanceDiffusionStatus as lawCircumstances and progress of the caseFeist and the digital ageConclusionReading of the decisionApproachStructureNarrative motifsConclusionReferencesCritiques of the decisionIntroductionThemes of critiquesComplexityCreativityDissonance with existing understandingsIncentive roleAppeal to nineteenth-century precedentsConsonance with natural justiceFeist and the digital ageEuropean UnionReview and synthesisConclusionReferencesCreativity in the decision: into the briar patchIntroductionCreativity in the decisionOriginalityA minimal degree of creativityThe creative spark utterly lacking or so trivial as to be virtually nonexistentOverviewNarrative motifConclusionCreativity in the decision: chapter summaryReferencesCreativity utterly lacking: through the Wicket GateIntroductionCreativity utterly lackingSo mechanical or routineEntirely typical...end product...garden-varietyCould, not be more obvious...the most basic informationDictated by state lawAge-old practice...time-honored traditionSynthesisRelation to the European Union and other jurisdictionsCreativity utterly lacking: through the Wicket Gate: chapter summaryNarrative motifConclusionReferencesCorrelation: the key to Doubting CastleIntroductionOverall correspondenceSpecific correlationsSo mechanical or routineSo mechanicalSo...routineSo mechanical or routineEntirely typical... end product... garden-variety ... could not be more obvious ... the most basic informationEntirely typical...end product...garden-varietyCould not be more obvious...the most basic informationEntirely typical...end product...garden-variety...could not be more obvious...the most basic informationDictated by state lawAge-old practice...time-honored traditionSynthesisRelation to the European Union and other jurisdictionsNarrative motifConclusionCorrelation: the key to Doubting Castle: chapter summaryReferencesCreativity: out of the labyrinthIntroductionTransformation of negationThe not mechanical and meaningMeaning and direct engagement with meaningDirect engagement with meaning and classic concepts of creativityCreativityRelation to the European Union and other jurisdictionsNarrative motifCreativity: out of the labyrinth: chapter summaryConclusionReferencesA minimal degree of creativityIntroductionA minimal degree of creativityIntroduction of a minimal degree of creativityBasis for the requirement for a minimal degree of creativityApplication to compilationsRatio decidendiConclusion to the judgmentReview and synthesisLevel and amount of creativityLevelAmountLevel and amountSynthesis of level and amountIntegration of creativityRelation to the European Union and other jurisdictionsNarrative motifConclusionA minimal degree of creativity: chapter summaryReferencesOriginality: OdysseusIntroductionOriginality requirement and meaningRequirementMeaningIndependent creation and a minimal degree of creativityOriginality and previous understandings of copyrightOriginality and laborIncentive roleConsonance with natural justiceApplication to compilationsRelation to the European Union and other jurisdictionsNarrative motifConclusionOriginality: Odysseus: chapter summaryReferencesQualities of readingIntroductionThemes of critiquesComplexityCreativityDissonanceIncentive roleAppeal to nineteenth-century precedentsConsonance with natural justiceFeist and the digital ageEuropean UnionConclusionOther qualities of the readingSummary of argumentSummary of argument as logical statementsConclusionReferencesIntroductionThe decisionReading of the decisionApproachStructureConclusionReferences