Ideas
“as property”
idea · 2 works · 6 mentions · 14 anchored passages
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spoken of as
2 expressionsIdea“as a Product of Labor”4 mentions
The Law of Intellectual Property (English) · Letters to Lucilius (Latin)
The same principle clearly applies to an idea.
The Idea2 mentions
The Law of Intellectual Property (English) · Letters to Lucilius (Latin)
So, also, in operating a machine, the operator uses the inventor’s idea;
in the texts
The Law of Intellectual Property
The concept of ideas considered as objects of ownership.
for corporeal substances are not the only things that have value;
If that point be established, it is self-evident that ideas are naturally subjects of property;
It will be said there can be no right of property in ideas, for the reason that an idea has no corporeal substance.
Letters to Lucilius
Plato's third genus of being: eternal, unchangeable patterns from which things that come to be by nature are shaped.
What an Idea is — that is, what it seems to Plato to be — hear:
What this eidos is, you must attend, and charge Plato, not me, with the difficulty of the matter.
the eidos is in the work, the Idea outside the work — and not only outside the work, but before the work.