The notion of moral rights in copyright, namely, integrity right and attribution right support
Question and options
The notion of moral rights in copyright, namely, integrity right and attribution right support
- Jeremy Bentham’s Utilitarian Theory
- Locke’s Labour Theory of Property
- Edmund Kitch’s Prospect Theory
- Hegelian Personhood Theory
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D - Hegelian Personhood Theory
Moral rights (attribution and integrity) treat the work as an extension of the author's personality, the Hegelian personhood theory. Utilitarian, labour and prospect theories focus on incentives, labour and resource management.
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