Sentence examples for conception of authorship from inspiring English sources

Many rock musicians can't read music and have what strikes most classical musicians as rather a loose conception of authorship, relying on amanuenses to transform vague ideas into detailed life.

Even if the faculty member in the lab should have informed the student of his or her conception of authorship for a particular project, the student is equally responsible for asserting a claim to authorship at the outset of the project, and equally deficient for failing do so.

With the digital age come new conceptions of authorship.

The essay discloses ways in which illness narratives on the Internet challenge our conceptions of authorship, readership, and closure.

Ignorance of the overwhelmingly oral nature of medieval society and its incompatibilities with contemporary conceptions of authorship and historiography precludes a richer, fuller experience of writings of the era.

Doesn't this dilute the concept of authorship?

A copyright protects and original work of "authorship" or creation.

Action (1) The award of authorship should balance intellectual contributions to the conception, design, analysis and writing of the study against the collection of data and other routine work.

This is perhaps why Rand's literary agent, Alan Collins, said Ideal was a novel that only she could have written: In 1946, he wrote to Rand, "Had I come on a copy of this play in the midst of the Fiji Islands I would have had no doubt as to the authorship, as the writing, theme, and conception of the characters are uniquely yours".

But besides pride of authorship?

Others also claim pride of authorship.