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Stefanie Stockhorst - Das achtzehnte Jahrhundert 45/1

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Stefanie Stockhorst (ed.)

Das achtzehnte Jahrhundert 45/1

Series: Das achtzehnte Jahrhundert

Volume 2021

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Johan van der Zande What Was Popular Philosophy? S. 28-50

„… natural sciences, but also with developments in such disciplines as philology and history, and using its …” „… ) historian describing the incidental changes in humanity’s natural history but had no respect for him as a …” „… from Xenophon and Plato to Cicero and Lucretius, including Pythagoras as its inventor, they were …”

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Robert M. Reuß - Naturrecht oder positivistisches Konzept

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Naturrecht oder positivistisches Konzept

Series: Schriften zum geistigen Eigentum und zum Wettbewerbsrecht

Volume 37 2010

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Die weitere Entwicklung bis zum Verfahren Millar v. Taylor S. 162-212

„… of books, as well as the persons to whom, for valuable considerations, they have transferred their …” „… Übrigen liege es auf derHand, „that the Legislature never considered it as a natural Law”, da …” „… , D., S. 33 f, „If this be a natural Right, as is by somecontended, to what Purpose was the Act of …”

Von den Gesetzen der Einzelstaaten zum Copyright Act of 1790 S. 449-455

„… no man can, by natural right, oblige the lands he occupied, or the persons whosucceeded him in that …” „… for limited times, to authors and inventors,the exclusive right to their respective writings and …” „… securing for limited Times, to Authors and Inventors,the exclusive Right to their respective Writings and …”

Von der Entscheidung Donaldson v. Becket bis zum Scheitern der Booksellers Bill 1774 S. 321-354

„… by resigning some part of his natural right, the authour must recede from so muchof his claim, as …” „… „from and after the 10th day of April, 1710, the authors or proprietorsof such books as had been already …” „… Verkauf von „copy rights” in einer Art undWeise betrieben, „as if such act had never been made”.2326 Dabei …”

Die weitere Entwicklung des copyright in den Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika mit einem Ausblick auf das Verfahren Wheaton v. Peters im Jahr 1834 S. 472-496

„… . 380, „A natural right in favour of an entire class of persons wouldnot cease to exist, always and …” „… „essential part of the scheme for the encouragement ofauthors so as not to bring others innocently in trouble …” „… Entscheidung „The United States v. Worrall”festgestellt worden sei, dass die „United States, as a federal …”

Das Verfahren Donaldson v. Becket S. 279-321

„… England, as it is on the principles of reason,natural justice, and public utility”.2106b) BewertungSir …” „… „previous tothe Monopoly Statute” ebenfalls „a common Law Right, equally to the Inventor of aMachine, as to …” „… may be reversed, or that the Appellants may have such other Relief in the Premises, as to this House …”

Zwischenergebnis S. 354-357

„… „Author and Inventor” insgesamt ungemessen seien.Dabei ging Kenrick davon aus, dass beide schon deshalb …” „… ” als auch„Inventor” zur Sicherung ihres Lebensunterhalts auf ein „incorporeal property”, dasaus der …” „… , „Natural right does not necessarily mean perpetualright.”.2624 Vgl. auch Osterrieth, UFITA 132, S. 137, der …”

Die weitere Entwicklung bis zum Verfahren Donaldson v. Becket S. 245-279

„… prints might as well claima perpetual property in their works, as booksellers do to books, but they will …” „… ” angetrieben vondem Gedanken „not to lose so many Copies of the largest Paper, as this Act requiresto be …” „… detrimental to such as have come already to their possession” vorgingenund alle Versuche der „Emancipation of …”

Vom Act of Anne zur battle of the booksellers S. 91-145

„… : And whereas Printsellers and other Persons have of late, without the Consent of theInventors …” „… same Manners as if the said John Pine had been the Inventor and Designer ofthe said Prints” zugebilligt …” „… publick Act, and be judiciallytaken Notice of as such by all Judges, Justices and other Persons whatsoever …”

Die weitere Entwicklung des literarischen Schutzrechts und des Engraving Copyright S. 357-372

„… diediesbezüglich bestehende Rechtsprechung desCourt of Chancery in Person vonWilliamBlackstone indirekt auch von …” „… Blackstone,whose knowledge and skill in his profession was universally known, and who as an author haddone honour …” „… Anne, as relates to the Delivery of Books to the Warehousekeeper of the Stationers´ Company for the Use …”

Die Regelungen der Einzelstaaten auf dem Gebiet des copyright S. 402-447

„… first publication in this State. And if any person or persons within the said term offourteen years as …” „… the fruits of their study and industry to themselves; and as such security isone of the natural rights …” „… for its eloquent preambleidentifying the security of the products of creative thoughts as a natural …”

Der Copyright Act of 1790 S. 455-472

„… right as any person”, die schon veröffentlichten Werkteile zubenutzen.3382 Belknap machte zudem nochmals …” „… Grunde gelegenhabe, dass es sich bei copyright um „a natural right pre-existing at common law” handele …” „… forsecuring to authors and inventors the exclusive right for their respective writings anddiscoveries” und …”

Das Verfahren Millar v. Taylor S. 212-245

„… „Invasion of this Sort of Property is as much against everyMan´s Sense of it, as it is against natural …” „… Sort of Property is as muchagainst every Man´s Sense of it, as it is against natural Reason and moral …” „… PROPERTY” abgedruckt bei Parks, Seven Tracts 1747-1773, F., S. 120, der Taylorschlicht als „a fitter person …”

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Maximilian Becker, Anne Lauber-Rönsberg, Louisa Specht - Medienrecht im Medienumbruch

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Maximilian Becker (ed.), Anne Lauber-Rönsberg (ed.), Louisa Specht (ed.)

Medienrecht im Medienumbruch

Series: Assistententagung Grüner Bereich

Volume 1 2017

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Iryna Lishchuk Gene Patents: From Personal Rights to Intellectual Property Rights S. 175-204

„… element is identical to that of a natural element.” As explained by the Commission, providing patent …” „… persons or even ethnic populations may not qualify as personal data and are not protected as such. The …” „… “personal data relating to the inherited or acquired genetic characteristics of a natural person which give …”

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Piotr Kostanski - Die Schutzwirkung des Patents nach polnischem Recht

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Die Schutzwirkung des Patents nach polnischem Recht

Series: Rechtstransformation in der Europäischen Union

Volume 6 2010

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Summary S. 461-472

„… much in the case of patent subject, as in the case of other persons, both co-patentees and those who …” „… was the so called property theory, also known as the natural law theory. Its basic assumption 464was …” „… to assign – as a natural law – the ownership of creations of a human mind to its creator. Other …”

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Pierre Ibisch, Laura Geiger, Felix Cybulla - Global Change Management: Knowledge Gaps, Blindspots and Unknowables

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Global Change Management: Knowledge Gaps, Blindspots and Unknowables

Series: Series for Econics and Ecosystem Management

Volume 1 2012

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Sascha Czornohus, Katrin Dobersalske Global vs Local Knowledge – The Case of Traditional Knowledge and Biopiracy S. 91-112

„… disseminated. Global and local knowledge Generally, knowledge is understood as retained information …” „… generated claims to be universally valid as it can be replicated and proven in experiments over and over …” „… concrete place of origin, i.e., a cultural and physical environment, without specific implications as to …”

Lutz Fähser Factoring Non-knowledge into Natural Resource Management: The Luebeck concept of Nature-Oriented Forestry S. 113-130

„… 2010): Minimising the interference with natural processes by humans Interference only as an …” „… natural decomposition and recycling. At least 10% of the forest area will remain unmanaged as …” „… , instead of planting, resulted in a recovery of the natural forest association trees, such as beech, ash …”

Laura Geiger, Stefan Kreft, Pierre L. Ibisch Reducing Blindspots: MARISCO, a Planning Approach that Integrates Risk Management into Biodiversity Conservation S. 153-212

„… them, risks are a permanent challenge for human society. Taking natural risks as an example …” „… capability” (Holling & Gunderson 2001). In order to manage living systems as natural systems, the adaptive …” „… account the past as well as the projected future. The factors illegal trafficking of persons, drug …”

Pierre L. Ibisch, Peter R. Hobson Blindspots and Sustainability under Global Change: Non-knowledge Illiteracy as a Key Challenge to a Knowledge Society S. 15-54

„… interrelated knowledge activities (…). As in a natural ecosystem, the flows and exchanges are as important as …” „… 15 Chapter 1 Blindspots and Sustainability under Global Change: Non-knowledge Illiteracy as a …” „… sophisticated understanding of the threats arising from the mismanagement of natural resources. At the same …”

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