THE LOGICAL IMAGE
January 29 - March 8, 2014
Galerie Ulysses
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LUDWIG WITTGENSTEIN
TRACTATUS LOGICO-PHILOSOPHICUS
How many elements of the original must the copy contain to be still recognisable as a "logical image" of the original?
Between the identical reproduction (only possible theoretically) and the derived work that is still just recognisable as a copy, the creator has a certain amount of leeway.
It is not a question of logic but instead a matter of discretion of the courts to what degree this creative leeway must be used by the author to create an "individual" intellectual creation and thus a copyright-protected work of art.
Galerie Ulysses
1 TOPIC
11 IMAGES
1 TEXT AND 1 VIDEO
BASED ON
2.01231
2.0233
2.02331
2.173
2.18
2.181
LUDWIG WITTGENSTEIN
TRACTATUS LOGICO-PHILOSOPHICUS
How many elements of the original must the copy contain to be still recognisable as a "logical image" of the original?
Between the identical reproduction (only possible theoretically) and the derived work that is still just recognisable as a copy, the creator has a certain amount of leeway.
It is not a question of logic but instead a matter of discretion of the courts to what degree this creative leeway must be used by the author to create an "individual" intellectual creation and thus a copyright-protected work of art.