Copyright Protects the Expression of Ideas in Some Tangible Form

question 27

True/False

Copyright protects the expression of ideas in some tangible form and the ideas themselves.

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Definitions:

Natural Rights

The rights that individuals are said to be inherently entitled to, such as life, liberty, and property, as per Enlightenment thought.

Life, Liberty

Fundamental principles associated with the right to live freely and to pursue happiness without undue restriction from government or other powers.

Pursuit of Happiness

A fundamental right mentioned in the Declaration of Independence, signifying the search for fulfillment and well-being as an inherent aspect of human freedom.

Public Sphere

A social space where people gather to openly talk about and pinpoint issues in society, thereby affecting political actions through their discussions.