" The review also misstated the authorship of "Minor Character.
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Mr. Rawls — a choreographer, performer and writer who often explores the relationship between movement and (written and spoken) language — deals stealthily here with ideas of transmission, translation and authorship, including self-authorship.
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That gives women authorship of only 6% of television scores.
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The authorship of the audiobook has been shrouded in mystery.
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Also, casting lives in a tricky place btw authorship & production.
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The authorship of this conspiracy theory memo are still mysterious.
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But I don't have pride of authorship on this thing.
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Ms. Raja has also denied authorship of Ms. Ferrante's books.
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A claim to ownership, however, doesn't entail claims over authorship.
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"For me this removes the notion of authorship," Gagnon says.
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There's more in terms of authorship in the UK traditionally.
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I had felt that I could earn that authorship through compliance.
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We try to be very liberal with the topic of authorship.
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The last step in a painting's evaluation is verifying its authorship.
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"Who has authorship of how we see the world?" he said.
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Both memos were partisan in their origins and in their authorship.
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Umbrico's moonscape also introduces questions over the authorship of these images.
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And I want to see authorship explicitly outlined in any reviews, too.
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"Emma" also deserves commemoration because of its great importance for Austen's authorship.
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"Authorship" here is twofold: the works are about both reappropriation and reclamation.
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The rankings, which give marks for international co-authorship, encourage this trend.
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In both cases, a human story has gained authorship of human minds.
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CNN was unable to independently confirm the authorship of the two books.
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Oxford University Press is known for bold interpretations of Shakespeare and authorship.
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I think he was not thinking about my authorship [of the film].
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It's an act of abuse when owners intrude into ascriptions of authorship.
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This visual authorship is still very important to I.C.P., Mr. Lubell said.
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The film urges the viewer to consider issues around authorship and gender.
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Questions of copyright and authorship inevitably arise in discussions of Umezawa's art.
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Since we can't have nice things, Shelley's Frankenstein authorship is still being debated.
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The post-1960s rebound in female authorship, for instance, could have many causes.
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There's this real-time sort of authorship of who we are as people.
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We also want to examine the idea of ownership and authorship in art.
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It is possible that process will determine that the authorship is the same.
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Mitford was in on the open secret of Austen's authorship in the 1810s.
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Although I think authorship is questionable, I am interested in inventing my own language.
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Its authorship is debated, its syntax elaborate, its language awkward, its tonal shifts perplexing.
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Even here we have a multilayered authorship, a once-removed and removed-again storytelling.
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Heather Sarsons, a PhD candidate at Harvard, has investigated the effects of co-authorship.
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What do think of that kind of film, leaving aside your authorship and control?
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Marvel only reinforced this perception when it made Lee's authorship a part of its
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But these readers, too, have a stake in the believability of the book's authorship.
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In a follow-up blog post, Chef said the authorship change was an accident.
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The authorship of the exhibition, which initially seems clear and dictated by the space, is flipped by the meanings and messages of the works on view, and those meanings effectively disenfranchise the strictness of both the space and the idea of authorship.
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We've realized even the authorship does really well now that everyone has a digital presence.
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No, not the part about marketing spectacles making pesky questions about authenticity and authorship obsolete.
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After his authorship of the monograph The History of Java, Raffles was knighted in 1817.
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Another trend is that the meaning of authorship in massive science projects is getting fuzzier.
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The key is how the game gives a great sense of authorship to the player.
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Uncertainties about authorship remind us that the cult of the individual genius long postdates Monteverdi.
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What's more, the right can't even claim authorship of the allegedly embattled "Judeo-Christian" tradition.
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We talk a lot in the show, too, about anonymous authorship in the industry. Meaning?
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Craig (Michael Sheen) has parlayed a political career into best-selling authorship and television celebrity.
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It was an exchange, and I actually question the authorship of these photographs a lot.
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The perils of the term become clear when the authorship of a work is uncertain.
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With that sound as a warning, she could cover up telltale signs of her authorship.
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In seeking to recuperate lost authorship by identifying individual hands, connoisseurs give artworks new value.
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The notion of authorship and doing something completely on your own has not been my experience.
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It's my repeated effort to present the questions I've constantly asked myself about authorship and agency.
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So how do today's data linguists figure out who wrote what, without confusing authorship and influence?
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I think the question of how we attribute authorship to the painting is itself an issue.
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Copyright exists when you have an original work of authorship in a fixed medium of expression.
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We also say that the authorship is actually shared between all the people who are participating.
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Kleeman added that because the process is not purely algorithmic, editing becomes a form of authorship.
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There are unsettled questions about the authorship of the three routines that played these recorded melodies.
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"I find it worrying that authorship is such a fuzzy concept in dance music," writes Lynch.
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For one, artistic gravity is shifting from creation to reception and from sole authorship to crowdsourcing.
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The horrors of authorship — missed deadlines, self-loathing, isolation — provide especially good material for psychological thrillers.
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It's as if Beckett had stepped aside to let J. J. Abrams take over the authorship.
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The character reached new levels of acclaim in the 19743s under the authorship of Alan Moore.
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Much of it is written by Mr. Motoya, who uses a pen name but acknowledges authorship.
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Kells discounts the authorship nonsense efficiently, but not before giving it an unjustified amount of airtime.
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These nuances of authorship are still a long way away from being reflected in copyright legislation.
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Kipnis connects the two bodies of work through their attitude toward the contemporary condition of authorship.
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It was the invention of the printing press that made the proliferation of original authorship possible.
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By understanding that their authorship is messy, contested and symbiotic, we can better understand the plays themselves.
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Would authorship go to the humans who created the AI, the AI itself, or the public domain?
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The final product is both a six-sided entity and an illustration of shared authority and authorship.
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On Wednesday, Donegan tweeted her own claim to the authorship, sharing her article written for The Cut.
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The ambiguous authorship of voyeur videos—are they really voyeuristic, or just better at hiding the production?
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Or was he purposely avoiding acknowledging authorship of the Don Jr. statement for some less benign purpose?
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I have no pride of authorship, just take the House bill and sign me up for it.
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Pence, for his part, has denied authorship, along with the author being anyone who works with him.
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Some information is missing, but Nikiforov has clearly done his research to establishing basic authorship and history.
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The old literature-professor response was that authorship, like identity, is a construction, and so it doesn't.
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She holds a camera in front of her face: a marker of authorship, but also a mask.
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Under the threat of withdrawing the papers altogether, your old employers are trying to dilute your authorship.
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The proliferation of "curating" speaks of a generation anxious for authority and authorship, and also for meaning.
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He has since made a living through a jigsaw puzzle of writing assignments, consulting and book authorship.
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It's hardly the first anonymous memoir, but the premise raises thought-provoking questions about authorship and identity.
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Contacted by a reporter who had discovered an electronic clue that revealed his secret authorship of ChristianTimesNewspaper.
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Like BC, the young brands in question are suspicious of authorship and sensitive to framing and context.
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True art connoisseurs are experts able to discern both the quality and authorship of a work of art.
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These paintings hold their own power of authorship, content, and even as physical objects occupying politically charged spaces.
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But his denial of Shakespeare's authorship is founded on a conspiracy theory that no reputable Shakespeare scholar countenances.
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That sad fact of authorship may make it harder for him even to appear to come out ahead.
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The Translator didn't commit any crime by covering her tracks as Ferrante, she simply kept her authorship private.
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But more importantly, the show also presents evidence of Moorman's input, which restores authorship to her experimental practice.
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The show criticized our concepts of authorship, in a way, but it was also a beautiful, generous gesture.
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That contained at least an admission that Mrs Trump was wrong to have claimed authorship of the speech.
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For observers, to see a talent like Simons surrender part of his creative authorship to another was exceptional.
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Company members have "collective authorship of a kind of über-world back story," as Ms. Neugebauer put it.
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When Doig denied authorship of the painting and said he'd never been to jail, Fletcher sued the artist.
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Some of the works show multiple hands holding cameras, suggesting that authorship is always some sort of collaboration.
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An administration that sought to police the presentation of research and distort its authorship would be roundly vilified.
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Then a curator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Kanter questioned the authorship printed on the wall text.
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"They might get bumped from authorship and that can harm their chances of getting good jobs," Clancy said.
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The shared authorship of this photo series reflects our belief in intersectionality as a model for the future.
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T: How do the two of you negotiate authorship in a medium where the director has final say?
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But I don't have pride of authorship on this thing, if they can come up with something better.
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Urquiola stays within this paradigm, asserting her authorship even as anonymous Nepalese and Indian weavers make her rugs.
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Variations with the familiar birthday lyrics began to appear in the early 20th century, but their authorship was uncertain.
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That a living artist has to defend the authorship of his own work should never have come to pass.
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Here, both artists play with theories of reproduction and authorship to question preconceived notions of queerness and Blackness, respectively.
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The secretive artist has since posted photographs of them on his Instagram account and added comments, confirming his authorship.
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But rarely discussed is the terror of being psychologically trapped between those warring states of self- and social-authorship.
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MacLaren was eventually replaced by Patty Jenkins, though it's unclear how much creative authorship she'll ultimately be responsible for.
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Leaving the story entirely up to the player, however, risks losing that authorship that's so intrinsic to adventure games.
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Because the art world continues to debate their authorship, Ms. Gordenker said this virtual museum would not include them.
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Painting, typically tied to control, deliberation, and authorship, opposed the Surrealists' desire for a more automatic, or unconscious, creation.
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The work also exists in the tradition of a Duchampian altered reproduction – using humor and challenging ideas of authorship.
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What document are police officers working to identify the authorship of, as part of their investigation of the suspect?
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With so few artworks analyzed, one of questionable authorship certainly casts shade on any definitive conclusions about Leonardo's eyesight.
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Her artwork was deemed worthy of our attention — it was just the authorship of a woman that was erased.
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In 1987, Justices John Paul Stevens, William Brennan, and Harry Blackmun held a mock trial on the authorship question.
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But the key to the upgrade of the painting's authorship to master from follower lay beneath the surface, researchers said.
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Experts in forensic linguistics don't rely on words like "lodestar" to determine authorship: rare events are bad at generating predictions.
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An Ethereum token name, ID, contract ID and creator's ID are all assigned so there's a permanent record of authorship.
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Even when you kind of do know the location of it, it's still then difficult to figure out the authorship.
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Ms Sarsons notes that in sociology, where the lead author is listed first, there is no such co-authorship penalty.
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For one thing, Luckey seems to have confirmed his authorship of the NimbleRichMan posts to The Daily Beast's Gideon Resnick.
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Bornstein is on record repeatedly defending the letter and his authorship despite the document's similarity to the President's speech patterns.
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In 2005 it attributed two plays with disputed authorship — "The Reign of Edward III" and "Sir Thomas More" — to Shakespeare.
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Watch "Nasher Prize Dialogues: Artists and Authorship" live on Facebook and follow the conversation on Twitter and Instagram using #NasherDialogues.
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There are reasonable objections to cinematic authorship, not least of which is that filmmaking is a collective, often industrial practice.
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Also from Chicago is new media performance artist Wanbli Gamache, whose ritualized performances deal with authorship, intimacy, and erotic imagery.
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The jokes just don't work in a partisan-echo-chamber-feed world where everything is divorced from context and authorship.
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People think it's absurd, exhausting, and maybe shouldn't happen for so long, but it's about authorship and the black body.
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Throughout history, great works of art have been ascribed to the hand of "Anonymous," their names erased and authorship denied.
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Plagiarism, like most things, is best understood within a long evolution of concepts such as authorship, originality, and intellectual property.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the era of "fake news," anonymous or ambiguous authorship is suspect in any arena.
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But as quintessentially Wellesian as it is, "The Other Side of the Wind" still leaves the viewer pondering questions of authorship.
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"The fact that a dance or movement may contain more than a trivial amount of original authorship is irrelevant," it reads.
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Ms Miller calls upon a lost, post-Homeric epic of uncertain authorship, the "Telegony", for the material for her final act.
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One of the main pillars of academic reputation is authorship, which has become increasingly problematic as science has become more collaborative.
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The bipartisan authorship might explain why the statement is so anodyne, with no clarity about what exactly the former senators want.
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His work emerges from personal history and investigates the grammar of photography, experimenting with scale, seriality, color, paper, composition, and authorship.
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The case raises questions about authorship, artistry, and ownership that are intriguing when hypothetical but become absurd when argued in court.
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Only one paper out of the close to 3,000 Broderick and Casadevall studied indicated how they chose to the authorship order.
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Jeff had helped me with my very first puzzle the year before and graciously declined any co-authorship credit back then.
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But when the panel was exhibited that year at the Century of Progress, Chicago's World's Fair, its authorship immediately drew suspicion.
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Reese Witherspoon, for example, has a new media company, Hello Sunshine, devoted to "female authorship and agency," in books and films.
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Only in the first century A.D. was the term deployed, by the poet Martial, to highlight a false claim of authorship.
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Like Dr. Johnson's, his output was vast: more than 21960 books of his own authorship and hundreds of volumes he edited.
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"I believe that Abounaddara is reframing issues of authorship and distribution in ways that are daring and original," Mr. Gioni wrote.
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The researchers found that many students did not cite authorship or article sponsorship as key reasons for not believing the article.
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Macron's book project is a curio, but it typifies his intellectual décor, his taste for the solitary authorship of immodest fates.
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And then he gets down to the difficult business of putting his fingerprints on a franchise that deliberately resists individual authorship.
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These are portions of the game that Rockstar has near-total authorship of, allowing it to express specific politics at the player.
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On a control test, even the advanced models used by the "New Oxford" sometimes misattributed works whose authorship we know for sure.
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Giselle Barry, Markey's communications director, tells ITK that the inspiration for her boss's pumpkin production came from his co-authorship with Rep.
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He was a master of Conceptual Art pranks that questioned his own authorship, and an ardently unreconstructed admirer of nude female beauty.
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De Andrade pairs the maps with photographs of the women's hands, an identification that resists subsuming them under hegemonic models of authorship.
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Co-authorship becomes a problem when the first author listed receives more credit even when the authors indicate that they contributed equally.
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The authorship order of many articles was not even alphabetical, so it was often unclear why the first author claimed that spot.
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But otherwise, such news exists primarily within the feeds of the already converted, its authorship obscured, its provenance unclear, its veracity questionable.
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Mr. Sorrell said he believed that there was a discernible shift away from the idea of the designer who commands singular authorship.
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So much is suggested in a few seconds that the lighting designer, Pamela Kupper, should share authorship with the playwright, Damon Chua.
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In a hearing scheduled for Monday, a panel of 11 federal appellate judges in San Francisco will delve into the song's authorship.
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Multiple pieces of reporting and books were dedicated to resolving the question of the letter's authorship and the fate of the Bixbys.
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The group decided early on that they would maintain collective authorship over all their work as a way to resist patriarchal hierarchies.
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Indeed, current-day debates over the true authorship of Shakespeare's works merely reflect that era's lack of concern with originality and attribution.
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They offer you a modicum of control over the world and a kind of authorship of the (vegetable-based) events in your life.
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The traditional answer may well be 'no,'" Mammen says, "because the resulting work is not an original work of authorship by that artist.
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By this time, the painting's authorship, origins, and royal history had been forgotten, and Christ's face and hair were overpainted by another artist.
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Authorship is relegated to an afterthought: It's not even totally clear who's responsible for which images until the very end of the book.
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The statements from Cabinet members and other officials denying authorship are likely to appease Trump, who often speaks about his desire for loyalty.
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A spokesman for Bolton's National Security Council issued a denial on Thursday, while separately an FBI spokesperson also denied Wray's authorship to CNN.
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But it is most notable for Mekhennet's interest in the vexing issue of authorship, and the presumption required to tell someone else's story.
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Right after the op-ed's publication in September 2018, a prominent theory of its authorship was that Vice President Mike Pence wrote it.
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To what end will she put her own act of authorship—to set the record straight, or to go further and enact revenge?
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This is important to me as it is deeply psychological and perhaps creates a cognitive dissonance with notions of authorship, ownership, and representation.
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Some in the group feared we appeared somehow terrorist-like, which incited confused conversations about the implications of our participation and even authorship.
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They now earn about half of all degrees, but top positions,funding, and even authorship of papers remain skewed in favour of men.
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While we already know that Shakespeare was probably a stoner, the legitimacy of his authorship remains somewhat of a long-running conspiracy theory.
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" He also said of the way the company was trying to present the authorship: "We call that ghost writing and it is unethical.
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Her life, her music, and authorship speak to a more holistic bond towards production, contributions to a larger yet-to-be designated world.
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Wanting the prestige of authorship but discovering that writing is hard work, Hitler dictated most of "Mein Kampf" to the eager Rudolf Hess.
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In selling the means to make the prints in addition to the works they create, Sardon makes us question our ideas around authorship.
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Sidibé's work, which absorbed countless questions of art-making and authorship and the boundaries of photographic media, is part of a far larger story.
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" With his authorship of two comprehensive immigration bills, McCain said: "I have one thing going, and that is the Hispanic community does know me.
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While the famous duo typically wrote and produced tunes together, Glickman said some of their popular songs, particularly "In My Life," have disputed authorship.
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Emboldened in part by the surprise album drops of pop artists like Beyoncé, he has chosen to keep his authorship a secret until now.
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Propelled by her vision of self-authorship and mythmaking, the novel probes the limits of the American Western, even as it sometimes displays them.
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The same questions could be applied to any of the manuals throughout the weekend, as the authorship between the manual's designer and participants blurred.
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First authorship has huge implications for career advancement, which is especially important for early-career female scientists if they want to achieve senior positions.
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Each piece of content must wear its authorship like a fingerprint, distinctive not by its location or layout but by its voice and vision.
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Sir Walter Scott, who wrote a biography of Swift, was equally cagey about his authorship of the novel Waverly and its immensely popular successor.
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Models should have "more agency in terms of authorship of the work itself," said Rebecca Zorach, a professor of art history at Northwestern University.
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But when you're a woman and you succeed, people either question your authorship immediately, or you get accused of being bossy, bitchy or capricious.
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Bloom interrogates the art world's emphasis on authorship and identity by creating a microcosm in which she is both the author and the subject.
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Secrecy, of course, is the N.S.A.'s stock in trade, and acknowledging authorship of stolen cyberweapons runs counter to everything the spy agency does.
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I really respect directors like Christopher Nolan who are able to work inside the studio system and still maintain their authorship and their voice.
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All the ideas he came up with, you know spitting in Esti' mouth, those were ideas he authored as an auteur, they were his authorship.
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I'm fully confident that copyright, for instance, will no longer exist in 10 years, and authorship and intellectual property is in for such a bashing.
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Palace have built their own brand and authorship over the past few years and really stand apart from the more generic elements of popular culture.
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Your extended multimedia project The Barragán Archives explores questions of authorship and ownership, and what it means for a corporation to own an artist's legacy.
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Curated by Zara Stanhope, the exhibition centers on series that explore themes from trauma to female authorship through photos that often conflate fact and fiction.
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In a Twitter poll, the former Trump adviser included four White House staffers who she said she believed were likely candidates for the piece's authorship.
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Particularly because, with my stamp of authorship, "Open Casket" could enter into the market and, in turn, commodify the very suffering I wished to explore.
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Meanwhile the T.P.L.F. — conveniently forgetting its authorship of the "sustainable peace" policy last year — is protesting Mr. Abiy's overtures to Eritrea (and other things besides).
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Vargo said Chef restored to an earlier version of the code and removed him as an author in the metadata, before reinstating the original authorship.
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Her works can be described as research into dimensions, deconstructions, and explosion of forms exploring topics of virtual authorship and the physicality of the Internet.
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These overwrought fictions were attempts to excise my intellectual anxieties, a glib performance of my vocabulary and theoretical smarts to prove my fitness for authorship.
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Looking over the exhibition checklist list, I find that all the "artworks" are attributed to Janna Flessa and given specific titles, raising questions around authorship.
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You can watch him, alongside panelists Alex Zandra Van Chastein, Tanya X. Short, and Katherine Cross discuss the nature and importance of intent, and authorship vs.
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And his authorship of a criminal justice bill in the same decade was blamed for sparking mass incarceration -- an issue especially important to African American voters.
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"When you get down to the authorship of the individual shots and scenes, I don't know if we're actually that similar to the originals," Yedlin said.
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His most recent conviction, in December 2009, stemmed from his co-authorship of Charter 08, a manifesto calling for political reform and human rights in China.
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His most recent conviction, in December 19753, stemmed from his co-authorship of Charter 08, a manifesto calling for political reform and human rights in China.
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But the anonymous nature of much social media authorship, particularly that of a transgressive nature, makes individual accountability difficult to identify and even harder to penalize.
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Even with authorship in question, we now at least only have the government to deal with if we really want to hear either of these albums.
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"The main thing to remember is that the player is playing a central role and that you have to concede some authorship to them," Grossman says.
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However, these volunteers are often not compensated academically for their work via course credit or authorship while they performing jobs that hourly workers get paid for.
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Those are just some of the past instances in which I've felt captivated as much by an artwork as by its anonymous or relatively anonymous authorship.
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"She has been a steady supporter — like her position on guns," she said, referring to Ms. Feinstein's authorship of the ban on assault weapons, now expired.
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BUSINESS A subhead with an article on Thursday about a book that has inspired organizing efforts among Google workers and Uber drivers misstated its original authorship.
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"Although Rothko may not have physically painted every inch, he orchestrated the brushwork of his assistants in a way that asserted his authorship," she told me.
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Evidence of human authorship, including borrowings from other ancient texts and historical anachronisms, has led some of the Bible's readers to discredit even its central assumptions.
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I erased any kind of authorship and separated all the language from the videos and divided it into what product they were talking about. Foundation. Blush. Mascara.
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He also has been censured over his ties to the financial industry and for his authorship of a 1994 crime act that led to increased incarceration rates.
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Five of Singer's former employees told BuzzFeed News they felt that people were punished, including by having their co-authorship in publications revoked, because they crossed Singer.
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The most thrilling new name on the contents page is that of Christopher Marlowe; his inclusion seems to give credence to authorship theories previously dismissed as conspiracies.
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The new attribution reignites a century-long debate over the authorship of "The Virgin with the Laughing Child," a Renaissance-era statuette currently attributed to Antonio Rossellino.
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In one sense, giving it to a musician is an odd choice because—unlike novelists and playwrights and poets—the question of authorship is a complicated one.
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His most recent conviction, on Christmas Day 2009, stemmed from his co-authorship of Charter 08, a manifesto calling for political reform and human rights in China.
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His most recent conviction on Christmas Day 2009 stemmed from his co-authorship of Charter 08, a manifesto calling for political reform and human rights in China.
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She reproduces the photograph not by creating a new print from an existing negative, but by rephotographing a photograph and then claiming authorship of the new image.
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No. I can tell you that the white women who were at the policy table were great during the authorship process, which was done as a collective.
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While a concept like authorship has always played an essential role in the physical creative market, it has taken the digital world too long to catch up.
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At a moment when conversations around authorship and diversity of voices are pervasive, Mr. Owunna's work exemplifies the power that comes from insiders documenting their own community.
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The game, in which artists drew on a piece of folded paper without seeing others' contributions, challenged principles central to traditional art, such as originality and authorship.
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Nearly 30 years ago, Toronto composer John Oswald anticipated these questions around authorship, originality, and copyright that we're still grappling with today, with his controversial work Plunderphonic.
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More than 1.2 million people currently follow the account, and it's doubtful most of them know it's since switched to the authorship of alleged environmental activists and journalists.
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Admittedly, authorship is always a squirrelly proposition in the case of public oratory by political figures or their kin, which is usually written or co-written by others.
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Its authorship is somewhat murky: it is attributed to Thomas Malory, but there is some dispute as to which of several men of that name actually wrote it.
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To say this is an important auction is an understatement, but art world consensus on the authorship is also not unanimous — so make of that what you will.
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More than 1.2 million people currently follow the account, and it's doubtful most of them know it's since switched to the authorship of alleged environmental activists and journalists.
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Maybe, to the contrary, what she cared about most was claiming for herself and other women the same rights and benefits of authorship that are granted to men.
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Trump's criticism of the head of the National Park Service triggered a "resistance" movement of environmental social media accounts claiming authorship by "rogue" and anonymous U.S. government representatives.
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Christie's says most scholars agree that the painting is by Leonardo, though some critics have questioned the attribution and some say the extensive restoration muddies the work's authorship.
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When asked over the phone about the Guggenheim intervention, Olek — an irreverent cross between a Guerrilla Girl and a Pussy Riot member — would neither confirm nor deny authorship.
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The editors have a role, which is the authorship of a story they're putting into the works, and they want to figure out the best person for it.
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Indeed, the group occupied a strange position: Their collaborative working method opposed the idea of art stardom and individual authorship, yet they were embraced by the art market.
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The data showed two clear vulnerabilities for Mr. Biden: his past support for overhauling Social Security, and his authorship of a punitive criminal justice law in the 1990s.
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"Love is the continuing story of self-definition, in which plots, themes, characters, beginnings, middles and ends are very much up to the authorship" of the selves involved.
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Already the book has made headlines for its revelations about Sontag's almost abusive treatment of Leibovitz, and her supposed authorship of her husband's most famous book on Freud.
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She knew about it only because the committee had made it public and she claimed authorship because she "just wanted to get attention," Mr. Grassley quoted her saying.
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Rather, it's Merkin's authorship of the story, given her long friendship with Allen, that has been the biggest target of criticism from media observers and from Farrow's family.
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He speaks of a person having an eye, or being an eye, as a shorthand way of describing the ability "to establish authorship of paintings by sight alone" (1).
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"Had she not complained about sexual harassment and asked for a new mentor, UCSF and Glantz would not have taken steps to strip her of authorship," the lawsuit alleges.
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Although the core text has received additions over time, the Haggadah's authorship is largely unknown, says Aaron Koller, a professor of Near Eastern and Jewish studies at Yeshiva University.
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But if an algorithm constantly suggests a user's next word or action, and the user merely approves that option, the authorship of a message or movement will become ambiguous.
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Now, after careful study of it that spanned 20 years, "A Miracle of Saint Donatus of Arezzo" has returned to public eye, and it bears new and astonishing authorship.
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These questions of authorship arise when viewing painter Cynthia Daignault's exhibition, There Is Nothing I Could Say That I Haven't Thought Before, on view at The Flag Arts Foundation.
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Though Mr. Sullivan was unable to confirm Mr. Odets's authorship of the sentence, he theorized that Mr. Odets wrote something similar, which was then misquoted in the 1971 textbook.
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The 1,110-square-foot room on the Center's first floor is meant to enable "co-creation and co-authorship" between citizens and the curatorial staff of the Denver museum.
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Ideally, it's a lovely ebb and flow, and then you end up having some authorship over the things that you're doing because it becomes both yours and the director's.
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Whether or not it was a conceptual subterfuge or an academic exercise, it decidedly was an attempt to undermine art-world conventions and complacency focused on authorship and replication.
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Writings are not exactly like fingerprints; people produce many more than ten in a lifetime, and vary their style for any number of reasons—including attempting to disguise their authorship.
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Top understands the intricate nature of the gift and gift-giving, in all of its cyclical manipulations and inherited associations — all while making a direct statement about ownership and authorship.
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Biden will also claim progressive credentials, by pointing out his embrace of same-sex marriage before President Barack Obama -- and his authorship of the Violence Against Women Act in 22002.
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They projected the current trend of growing female authorship into the future, assuming that the ratio of male to female authors will level out — eventually — at around 1-to-1.
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The resulting works finally give women authorship over their own experiences: In Susanna Kaysen's memoir Girl, Interrupted, for instance, she fights back against her borderline personality disorder diagnosis and hospitalization.
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Nevertheless, the authorship illusion produces some joy, since the book is a boring, dishonest, derivative pile of shit and we all get to pretend Trump worked very hard on it.
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The two guilds operate independently, but they join together to give annual awards, register scripts to prove document authorship (similar to a trademark), and determine how writers will be credited.
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Zardulu, who is based in New York but otherwise reveals nothing about her identity, plied her craft silently for years before beginning to claim authorship of her work last year.
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In keeping with the utopian ideals of collective work and anonymous authorship, the artists labored together to conceptualize, design and write slogans for the posters that framed their revolutionary sentiments.
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It starts off by asking if output made by AI without any creative involvement from a human should qualify as a work of authorship that's protectable by US copyright law.
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Already, coders have claimed authorship over the "push button" works their AI software creates, which happened earlier this year in a distribution deal Warner Music brokered with the startup Endel.
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In May 2013, Mr. Sullivan heard from a reader who, after a fruitless attempt to prove Chekhov's authorship of those words, wanted help uncovering the true history of the quotation.
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The White House has not yet made a statement about the tweet, but its authorship could change the tweet's pertinence in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russia's election meddling.
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Dixson used a URL shortener that is a tell for the sort of computer program that automatically churns out high volumes of social media posts whose authorship is frequently disguised.
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They would be of little interest were it not for their authorship and a series of exchanges that put them in the hands of the FBI just before the 2016 election.
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The inspiration for it came from the idea of surrendering authorship, of aleatoric art—like the music of German composer Karlheinz Stockhausen—the way chance and discord can blend into harmony.
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The "maths mob" skewered in Mr Stoppard's play no longer seems so ridiculous; with the publication of the "New Oxford Shakespeare", they have shaped the debate about authorship in Elizabethan England.
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This is a game that he has written and he is adamant that he has authorship over it, as opposed to allowing the inspirations behind it to dominate the entire experience.
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But if you ask Zardulu, exactly what parts of a video are authentic, and what aspects may or may not be staged (including her authorship), doesn't really matter in the end.
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"While many of us may already be avid readers of Black authorship, we always felt a real joy in being able to share and discuss those books with others," he said.
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Scholars have long debated this authorship: the book is attributed to one "Hyginus," but the order of constellations echoes that of Ptolemy's 48 constellations, as listed in his landmark treatise Almagest.
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Past Nasher Prize Dialogues programs included partnerships with the following artists and institutions: Artists and Authorship Christine Borland, Sam Durant, and Mark Leckey, moderated by Katrina Brown — The Common Guild, Glasgow.
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At July's Democratic primary debate, Castro criticized former Vice President Joe Biden for his authorship of the 236 crime bill and called for a national standard on the use of force.
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It lays out accusations against Mr. Xi from "loyal Communist Party members," using a mix of old-school party jargon and liberal criticisms that makes its true authorship difficult to discern.
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"This is a new approach to the very definition of creative direction for a fashion brand — a strong challenge to the idea of singularity of creative authorship," stated the press release.
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"I think what's protectable is conscious steps made by a person to be involved in authorship," Zvi S. Rosen, lecturer at the George Washington University School of Law, tells The Verge.
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"Thirty years ago, if you talked about the authorship question, you were lumped in with the flat-earthers, with the people who were going to stake out Area 51," he said.
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But seeing how many Republican leaders and voters have submerged their values to support their president, I'd sooner bet on Snodgrass's authorship of A Warning than his strategy to dump Trump.
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He notes her calling out Freud's misogyny, and as part of his evidence for her authorship points out that Rieff's later writing on Freud lacked Sontag's feminist take on his work.
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The actions and strategies implemented by Russian government agencies (the SVR and the GRU) to try and influence the results of the U.S. election — are not rogue operations without central authorship.
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Some of them denounced the piece without explicitly denying authorship, but even the unequivocal denials may not be all that useful beyond assuaging Mr. Trump and hoping to avoid his wrath.
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The new attribution is the latest development in a long-running debate about the authorship of "The Virgin with the Laughing Child," which belongs to the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.
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To nearly everyone's surprise, then-Chief Judge Kozinski agreed with her that her five-second performance had an independent copyright, a move that went against traditional doctrinal understandings of authorship and fixation.
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What made Gawker distinctive (despite its multiple authorship) was the snarky, knowing New York tone that every writer who worked for it seemed to have picked up from Denton and his editors.
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Still, adapting a series that is not only widely beloved, but also the center of so many fraught conversations on gender and authorship and privacy, could be a recipe for a minefield.
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The anonymous authorship of The Federalist Papers allowed the message to stand alone on intellectual grounds and be debated on its merits, rather than devolving into a sideshow of personal character attacks.
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After the wording of the tweet drew scrutiny, presidential attorney John Dowd claimed authorship of the tweet, and said the implication that Trump knew Flynn lied to the FBI was a mistake.
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He isn't a very buzzy figure in the Trump administration, and his Google search results and social media mentions are significantly less dense than the oft-suggested candidates for the anonymous authorship.
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But the book is not only inclusive in its authorship, it's also expansive in it's coverage of the multiplicity of contexts in which consent is important—most of which are typically overlooked.
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The PDF contained the first page of several academic papers, with the names of members of the BU group and other members of the proposed study underlined to demonstrate their co-authorship.
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The White House and Department of Homeland Security issued categorical denials regarding the implementation of the policy and the authorship of the draft memo that sparked the report was called into question.
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Just as important, he puts joy and abandon out front; his authorship is affirmed moment to moment over the course of a performance, rather than through the building of a conceptual identity.
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The discussion will consider questions around ownership, originality, responsibility, ethics, and authorship in 21st century art production, as well as issues of artistic license, and the use / re-use of existent material.
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At a fair that still values the primacy of the handmade, it's an interesting look at the ways in which authorship and creativity are being complicated in the face of technological advancements.
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"We don't want people to search for any seal of authorship, for whether the building is recognizable as a work of RCR or Frank Gehry," who himself won the Pritzker in 1989.
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For many decades, Le Corbusier basically "owned" authorship of the several chairs on which they collaborated, primarily because his name was on the door, he was famous, and he was a guy.
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Michael Pisapia, one of the Oxfordians who joined, said that Stevens made it clear that he was an anti-Stratfordian, but that he shied away from endorsing a definitive theory of authorship.
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This meant that an author could make as much writing anonymously (and in years of civil unrest, better avoid imprisonment or execution, too), so authorship and therefore plagiarism weren't important at first.
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Even double-barreled hyphenations won't necessarily destroy your word limit, and acknowledging collaboration and co-authorship is not only generous — it's historically and factually accurate, which is a minimum standard for serious writing.
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He personally had questions about issues of authorship, whether Walker is trivializing his subjects's experiences or undermining their power, and whether he is being constructive or destructive in how he incorporates his imagery.
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As the standoff continues (and House Democrats are feeling themselves for the insurrection), there's a surge of spiteful social media conversation from detractors on the left searching for authorship amid great political theater.
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MA in Social Engagement This specialized program will prepare students to critically examine the effectiveness and impact of socially-engaged art practices and explore the ethics, authorship, and history of community-based art.
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The same can be said of The Last Guardian, in relation to its director Fumito Ueda and the Team Ico games that preceded it; and anyone else whose authorship is evident on screen.
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Congratulations if you guessed Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. If you find the authorship surprising, perhaps you have been paying attention to what the man actually does, not just what he says.
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The organization, which has about four hundred members—including the Shakespearean actors Derek Jacobi and Mark Rylance , who are honorary trustees—is dedicated to researching the authorship question and evangelizing about de Vere.
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The cover is subtler than some others we've heard, but there's a lot of authorship in it as well, with the two cellists performing some string acrobatics in the second part of the song.
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The appeal this initial interpretation held for me was in reaction to the installation's dual authorship: dealer Larry Gagosian and artist Urs Fischer pooling their resources as folks do in a pop-up exhibition.
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Depending on your thoughts on authorship, it's a practice that could easily be deemed problematic, but in the real world artists are, apparently, more than willing to sell their art for le pain quotidien.
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Banksy posted an image of the artwork on their Instagram account at midnight on Valentine's Day, which many have taken as confirmation of authorship — it's how Banksy has confirmed other artworks in the past.
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" Though the actual authorship of the posts within these pages is opaque, their titles imply diverse representation from a broad swath of American demographic groups, including "Jews & Christians for America" and "Blacks for Trump.
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The curator/director of the space, Mari Spirito (founder and director of Protocinema and former director of 303 Gallery in New York), selected the works under the umbrella of being about issues of authorship.
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"A potential attribution to Leonardo da Vinci was first proposed in 1899, so Professor Caglioti's study opens up the discussion of its authorship afresh," a spokeswoman for the V&A told The Art Newspaper.
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Leaving the costumes and such open to interpretation is a great way to let the characters be defined by players, but I'm also left wishing there was some authorship to sink my teeth into.
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While there is no conclusive proof about his authorship of bitcoin, documents seen by Reuters suggest that Wright has had a deep association with the cashless money system since long before it went live.
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"Facebook is done with quality journalism — deal with it," says media thinker Frederic Filloux, who says Facebook is moving on from news after killing such longstanding industry certainties as brand, authorship and business model.
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To explore this knotty subject, Mr. Jacobs-Jenkins has taken such radically different approaches that it would be hard to immediately determine the authorship of his individual plays if his name weren't on them.
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There are now dozens of kids' picture books built by pop, and Bob Dylan claims authorship of at least five, two of them "Man Gave Names to All the Animals" (different presses, different illustrators).
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This shift in the control of the display results not in a demonstrably different aesthetic, but in the formation of another strata of meaning through new dialogues and dizzying displacements of identity and authorship.
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One was that it was the work of academic hackers who had created it as a lab experiment and then accidentally unleashed it — one could understand why they would be reluctant to claim authorship.
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Unlike them, Posenenske saw seriality as a tool to cede authorship of her art to the workers who would fabricate its components, as well as to the collectors or curators who would arrange them.
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Whoever chose it (and no one is claiming authorship, just as no one has stepped forward as a leader of the movement), and for whatever reason, instinct or insight, it was a potent idea.
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There is some basic guidance in the Compendium of US Copyright Office Practices, which says that works produced by a machine with no creative input or intervention from a human can't be given authorship.
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Obviously, this isn't the only way to think about authorship and creativity, but if I had to guess, Harry Dean Stanton couldn't give two shits if you feel the same way that he does.
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Conner's preoccupation with bodily change and, later, the mental changes brought on by the ingestion of hallucinogenics, is consistent with his interest in identity and the alter ego, as well as his questioning of authorship.
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His co-authorship of a paper in praise of the economic-policy proposals of Mr Trump may endear him to the White House but raises questions about how independent he would be as Fed chairman.
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Senior aides, some of whom have also been denying episodes from Woodward's book this week, lined up to disavow authorship of the piece, known as an op-ed for its place in the opinion section.
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Trained at the Royal College of Art and Oxford University, she notes that the division between work and authorship is as contentious in AI as it has been, historically, in both botany and workshop painting.
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Highlights Top aides to Trump scrambled to deny authorship of an anonymous New York Times opinion column that slammed the U.S. president's leadership style and described "a quiet resistance" to him within his own administration.
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The academics who worked on the New Oxford Shakespeare, and others who had provided peer reviews of their findings, were extremely confident about Marlowe's authorship of some parts of the Henry VI plays, Taylor said.
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Turner Prize-winning artist Jeremy Deller confirmed authorship of a poster featuring the phrase "Strong and stable my arse," a play on the oft-repeated (and much derided) campaign slogan of Prime Minister Theresa May.
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It is rumored that the artist signed his 503 The Beheading of St. John the Baptist with the phrase "I, Caravaggio, did this," referring to either his authorship of the painting, or of a murder.
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Nor had Neo Rauch, a leading exponent of the New Leipzig School of Painting and his wife, Rosa Loy, also a noted artist, collaborated on an art project with joint authorship before working at Bayreuth.
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This painting is about authorship and authenticity, when one faction takes on the trappings of another without actually making real contact, "Sunday Afternoon at the Grande Jatte" peopled with black folks dressed in white clothes.
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In 2001, another American artist, Michael Mandiberg, scanned the same Evans images that Levine had used and made them publicly available as online downloads, each accompanied by a "Certificate of Authenticity" attesting to authorship: Mandiberg's.
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Other officials who seemed much less likely to have authored the op-ed, or even to have known who did, also took pains to deny authorship, either in person or through their spokespeople on Thursday.
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Kanter is one of the art historians involved with the Worcester Art Museum attribution discussed above, so it's sure to provide plenty of additional material related to the authorship of that work and many another.
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Liberal activists criticize his Senate record, including his authorship of the 1994 crime act that led to increased incarceration rates, and his ties to the financial industry, which is prominent in his home state of Delaware.
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What might explain best the boom in co-authorship, however, is that researchers embrace it as a strategy to pad their publication record—the length of which is one of the factors considered in academic promotions.
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For instance it may be possible using the platform to identify trends in authorship as far as gender and other demographic balance (work on this is under way), or find bad actors who systematically cite themselves.
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Until today, though, it was impossible to legally acquire or sell an arcade-perfect version of the game without tracking down an actual arcade cabinet, reportedly due to complex legal issues over authorship of the code.
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"Andy's fish sauce caramel ice cream" and "Rick's chapulines cake with mole sugar" showed how Westerners use ingredients associated with Asian or Mexican cuisine and claim them as their own by attaching authorship to their creations.
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In part because of preconceived notions about what it means to be a pop star and a black woman, questions around her claims to authorship of her own music and image have always lingered closely behind.
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Their immortal life offers a supplement to her mortal one — and suggests that we can revive the historical moment before authorship, before writers owned the words they wrote, before the spines of books came bearing names.
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" The writer-director Rian Johnson tries to put "his fingerprints on a franchise that deliberately resists individual authorship" and he "largely succeeds" with a tangled story "mitigated by Mr. Johnson's quick pace and the appealing performers.
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The fresco, whose authorship is speculative at best, is 20 feet tall by 21 feet wide, an anachronistic Late Gothic work executed 20 years after Masaccio painted the Brancacci Chapel, a final efflorescence defying rigor mortis.
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Independent art and photography then experienced a revival under the leadership of Deng Xiaoping; loosening constraints on authorship led to the growth of China's contemporary photo publishing scene — albeit cautiously, still under the threat of censorship.
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While discerning the authorship of these messages, a researcher from the University of Manchester has concluded that two of the earliest letters were written by the same person—a discovery which suggests unscrupulous journalists kickstarted the trend.
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" From a more cultural standpoint, scholar and writer Judith Donath intimated that new conceptions of authorship can motivate more enthusiastic and plural participation in VR. "Authoring," she said, "is too often seen as the domain of experts.
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The creators of the AI, in an extensive and interesting preface to the book, explain that their intent is more to start a discussion of machine-generated scientific literature, from authorship questions to technical and ethical ones.
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Previous winners of the Stanley Kubrick Award for excellence in film, which is given to "legendary individuals whose work is stamped with the indelible mark of authorship and ingenuity," include Cate Blanchett, George Clooney and Meryl Streep.
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There are people today trying to write papers, to figure out how to put the authorship in, and they will look at this paper and say 'hmm, maybe we should put an asterisk how we did this.
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The denials and condemnations came in from far and wide: Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis denied authorship on a visit to India; Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke chimed in from American Samoa.
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Certainly the clanging shout-outs to "geontopower" (a post-Foucauldian theory of life) and "speculative realism" (a philosophical tendency briefly fashionable in the art world a few years back) in some shorter Karrabing films imply her authorship.
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Colette (Keira Knightley) confronts both her philandering husband, Willy (Dominic West), and gender norms by becoming just as popular in ladies' bedrooms as he is while using her virility to reclaim authorship of her famous Claudine novels.
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Frédérique Baumgartner, an art historian at Columbia University, said the AI work raised questions about "intention and authorship," but so, too, did artists from the past, including Marcel Duchamp (who famously made art out of a urinal).
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Why it matters: Anyone who has this much pride of authorship could have a harder time dealing with other conservatives who disagree on some of the basic solutions, like refundable tax credits or how to end Medicaid expansion.
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On a practical level, since "Headphanie" is just one word in her song, copyright protection—which is designed to protect full "works of authorship," according to the US Copyright Office—could fall short of offering her legitimate recourse.
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They also adopted a Romantic notion of authorship—fetishizing the originality of the fevered, Byronic genius—though jurists like the Supreme Court Justice Joseph Story found the standard of unstained originality all but useless for adjudicating copyright disputes.
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When the book became a best-seller and the guessing game of authorship began, Goldwater insisted he had written it—or that it grew out of his speeches and published writings (never mind that they'd been ghosted too).
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As a member of collectives such as the New York-based Experiments in Art and Technology and the Tokyo-based Video Hiroba, and as founder and director of Video Gallery SCAN, she consistently avoided easy definitions of authorship.
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In one study, participants were asked to read and rate Einstein's essay on the theory of relativity, with authorship being attributed to either David Clark, David F. Clark, David F. P. Clark, or David F. P. R. Clark.
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Following a theory of Homeric authorship that assumed the Odyssey to have been composed at least a century after the Iliad, he pointed out that Odysseus, who is constantly reflecting and planning, manifests a self-consciousness of mind.
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But Ghibli sacrificed a bit of its absolute authorship with this project, taking a "co-producer" position as Polygon Pictures (the studio behind Disney Channel's Tron: Uprising and the latest Transformers series, Robots in Disguise) handled the actual animation.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Top aides to Donald Trump scrambled on Thursday to deny authorship of an anonymous New York Times opinion column that slammed the U.S. president's leadership style and described "a quiet resistance" to him within his own administration.
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Harris and the Bushwick Starr's co-founders, Noel Allain and Sue Kessler, said they had embraced the idea of pseudonymous authorship in the hope that new audiences would have a chance to get tickets before they were snapped up.
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There is a reason Pericles is so rarely performed: Not only is the authorship of the play a matter of debate, with some scholars arguing that Shakespeare wrote only part of it, its structure and plot are remarkably weak.
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Although limited-edition collaborations have become a trend in fashion, this takes the idea to an entirely different level, especially in an industry where designers are not known for sharing the spotlight and sole aesthetic authorship is traditionally fetishized.
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Though authorship of the hotel's structure remains is open to question its interiors are undoubtedly the work of Piero Portaluppi, whose residential masterpiece is the nearby Villa Necchi Campiglio, surely one of he most influential 20th-century residential designs.
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"I'm really proud of the fact that she wanted to come and have a conversation around money and what financial literacy means to women and how women need to take authorship and ownership of their own financial well-being," Mahdara says.
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Waypoint EIC Austin Walker knows a thing or two about intent and authorship when it comes to our media of choice here: how do you think he got to be Professor Killah (well, that's from another panel, more on that later).
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And when he winds up somewhere in a distant past and realizes that someone else was humming that same melody, hundreds of years away — that sense of authorship falls away at that point, because the song is no longer just his.
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"There's not, nor can there be, any show of forgiveness or refuge to a group that's now recognized authorship of this criminal act, of this act which has no justification whatsoever," High Peace Commissioner Miguel Ceballos told reporters in Bogota.
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It has nothing to do with my field of research, but he promised me co-authorship if I helped him meet a deadline on a proposal, and I am in no position to turn my nose up at a possible publication.
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The boom in co-authorship more than compensated for the drop in individual productivity, so that the average researcher notched up a slightly higher number of papers for his curriculum vitae: 2.3 a year compared to 2.1 two decades earlier.
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And then there's Biden's support for and authorship of the 1994 crime bill, legislation that has been heavily criticized in recent years for giving a federal mandate to a system of mass incarceration that continues to disproportionately affect communities of color.
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The report, "Gender in the Global Research Landscape", analysed the authorship of more than 62m peer-reviewed papers published in 27 subject areas over the past 353 years, in 11 mostly rich countries and in the European Union as a whole.
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What's revealing about the incident, however, is that it might not have occurred to Watanabe that he was plagiarizing, because people outside of Africa often fail to understand and credit the creative authorship coming from its myriad and very distinct regions.
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Feminist artists in the 1970s used performance as a means of confronting the traditional role of the woman as the passive object of male desire in Western art and deconstructing this naturalized position, foregrounding women's agency and authorship in the process.
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A similar image with the same text — a copy dating from around 1700 — has long been known to Shakespeare scholars (as well as to authorship skeptics, who generally dismiss as unreliable any evidence dated after 1616, the year of Shakespeare's death).
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To explore the gender divide in published work, Filardo and colleagues analyzed authorship over two decades for six prominent journals: Annals of Internal Medicine, The BMJ, JAMA, Archives of Internal Medicine, The Lancet and the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM).
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This program especially aims to support people of color, women, gender non-conforming individuals, LGBTQ individuals, individuals who are part of racial, ethnic, or religious minority groups, and others whose authorship is unevenly represented within the field of documentary photography.
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Perhaps 3, but not 5.) In handing authorship of these gorgeously rageful texts to a character, Smith has taken power from the narrator (a narrator with agency and personality, if not corporeality) and from the agglomerative force of the text itself.
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In addition to the BRAT sculpture, other works whose authorship by Mr. Indiana have been questioned are a set of works that display the lyrics of Bob Dylan and a sculpture, WINE, that was created and used for a magazine cover.
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After all, we live in a culture obsessed with storytelling — even elections are decided in no small part by the narratives candidates spin about themselves and the country, rather than by hard facts and policy planning — and issues of authorship.
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With vigor, the former mayor of San Antonio, Texas, scraped to reclaim a kind of authorship from a would-be authoritarian who has spent years demonizing Latinos (among others) in the American narrative -- making sure that they know their place.
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NATIONAL An article on Monday about an opinion by the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court that limits the authority of local law enforcement officials to detain people at the request of federal immigration authorities referred incorrectly to the authorship of the opinion.
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An article on Monday about an opinion by the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court that limits the authority of local law enforcement officials to detain people at the request of federal immigration authorities referred incorrectly to the authorship of the opinion.
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