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Friends Hold All Things in Common: Tradition, Intellectual Property, and the Adages of Erasmus
Author: Professor Kathy Eden
Year: July 1, 2001
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Book Description: Friends Hold All Things in Common: Tradition, Intellectual Property, and the Adages of Erasmus In this thought-provoking book, Kathy Eden delves into the historical context of Desiderius Erasmus' influential work, "Adages which was published in 1508 and had a profound impact on Western thinking about literary property. The book explores how the collection of over 3000 proverbs reflects Erasmus' commitment to the values of friendship and common property, and how these ideas have evolved over time. The Plot: The book begins by setting the stage for the historical context of Erasmus' work, highlighting the significance of the Adages as both a commercial success and a repository of intellectual wealth. Eden then delves into the evolution of private property and its eventual transformation of European attitudes towards copyright. She argues that Erasmus' collection of proverbs represents a turning point in this history, as it looks ahead to the development of copyright while also looking back to an ancient philosophical tradition that emphasizes the universal sharing of ideas in the spirit of friendship. As the story unfolds, Eden provides insightful readings of various ancient philosophers and religious thinkers, including Pythagoras, Plato, Aristotle, Cicero, Iamblichus, Tertullian, Basil, Jerome, and Augustine. She examines how their ideas have influenced Erasmus' thoughts on intellectual property and the importance of shared knowledge. Throughout the book, Eden maintains a tight focus on the relationship between friendship and intellectual property, demonstrating how these concepts have been intertwined throughout history.
Friends Hold All Things in Common: Tradition, Intellectual Property, and the Adages of Erasmus В этой заставляющей задуматься книге Кэти Иден углубляется в исторический контекст влиятельного труда Дезидерия Эразма «Adages», который был опубликован в 1508 году и оказал глубокое влияние на западное мышление о литературной собственности. Книга исследует, как коллекция из более чем 3000 пословиц отражает приверженность Эразма ценностям дружбы и общей собственности, и как эти идеи развивались с течением времени. Книга начинается с того, что подготавливает почву для исторического контекста работы Эразма, подчеркивая значение Адажей как коммерческого успеха и хранилища интеллектуального богатства. Затем Иден углубляется в эволюцию частной собственности и её возможную трансформацию европейского отношения к авторскому праву. Она утверждает, что сборник пословиц Эразма представляет собой поворотный момент в этой истории, поскольку он предвосхищает развитие авторского права, а также оглядывается на древнюю философскую традицию, которая подчеркивает всеобщее совместное использование идей в духе дружбы. По мере развития истории Эдем предоставляет проницательные чтения различных древних философов и религиозных мыслителей, включая Пифагора, Платона, Аристотеля, Цицерона, Ямвлиха, Тертуллиана, Василия, Иеронима и Августина. Она исследует, как их идеи повлияли на мысли Эразма об интеллектуальной собственности и важности общих знаний. На протяжении всей книги Иден уделяет пристальное внимание отношениям между дружбой и интеллектуальной собственностью, демонстрируя, как эти понятия переплетались на протяжении всей истории.
Friends Hold All Things in Common : Tradition, Intelligence Property, and the Adages of Erasmus Dans ce livre de réflexion, Kathy Eden explore le contexte historique du travail influent de Desideria Erasmus « Adages », publié en 1508 et a eu un impact profond sur la pensée occidentale sur la propriété littéraire. livre explore comment une collection de plus de 3000 proverbes reflète l'attachement d'Erasmus aux valeurs de l'amitié et de la propriété commune, et comment ces idées ont évolué au fil du temps. livre commence par préparer le terrain pour le contexte historique du travail d'Erasmus, soulignant l'importance de l'Adage en tant que succès commercial et stockage de la richesse intellectuelle. Eden approfondit ensuite l'évolution de la propriété privée et sa transformation éventuelle de l'attitude européenne à l'égard du droit d'auteur. Elle affirme que le recueil des proverbes d'Erasmus représente un tournant dans cette histoire, car il anticipe le développement du droit d'auteur et se réfère à une ancienne tradition philosophique qui met l'accent sur le partage universel des idées dans un esprit d'amitié. Au fur et à mesure que l'histoire progresse, Eden fournit des lectures perspicaces de divers philosophes et penseurs religieux anciens, dont Pythagore, Platon, Aristote, Cicéron, Yamvlich, Tertullien, Vassili, Jérôme et Augustin. Elle étudie comment leurs idées ont influencé les pensées d'Erasmus sur la propriété intellectuelle et l'importance des connaissances générales. Tout au long du livre, Eden met l'accent sur les relations entre amitié et propriété intellectuelle, démontrant comment ces concepts se sont imbriqués tout au long de l'histoire.
Friends Hold All Things in Common: Tradition, Intellectual Property, and the Adages of Erasmus En este libro que hace pensar, Katie Eden profundiza en el contexto histórico de la influyente obra de Desiderio Erasmus «ages», que se publicó en 1508 y tuvo una profunda influencia en el pensamiento occidental sobre la propiedad literaria. libro explora cómo una colección de más de 3.000 proverbios refleja el compromiso de Erasmus con los valores de amistad y propiedad compartida, y cómo estas ideas han evolucionado a lo largo del tiempo. libro comienza preparando el terreno para el contexto histórico de la obra de Erasmus, destacando la importancia de Adaghei como un éxito comercial y un depósito de riqueza intelectual. Eden profundiza entonces en la evolución de la propiedad privada y en su posible transformación de la actitud europea hacia los derechos de autor. Ella afirma que la colección de proverbios de Erasmo representa un punto de inflexión en esta historia, ya que anticipa el desarrollo de los derechos de autor y también mira hacia atrás en una antigua tradición filosófica que enfatiza el uso compartido universal de las ideas en un espíritu de amistad. A medida que la historia avanza, Edén proporciona lecturas perspicaces de diversos filósofos antiguos y pensadores religiosos, incluyendo Pitágoras, Platón, Aristóteles, Cicerón, Yamvlich, Tertuliano, Basilio, Jerónimo y Agustín. Explora cómo sus ideas influyeron en los pensamientos de Erasmus sobre la propiedad intelectual y la importancia del conocimiento compartido. A lo largo del libro, Eden presta mucha atención a la relación entre amistad y propiedad intelectual, demostrando cómo estos conceptos se han entrelazado a lo largo de la historia.
Friends Hold All Things in Common: Tradition, Intellectual Property, and the Adages of Erasmus In questo libro che fa riflettere, Katie Eden approfondisce il contesto storico dell'influente lavoro di Desidery Erasma, «Adags», pubblicato nel 1508, che ha portato a una profonda ricerca influenzare il pensiero occidentale sulla proprietà letteraria. Il libro esplora come una collezione di oltre 3.000 proverbi rifletta l'impegno di Erasm nei valori dell'amicizia e della proprietà comune, e come queste idee si sono evolute nel corso del tempo. Il libro inizia preparando il terreno per il contesto storico del lavoro di Erasm, sottolineando il significato di Adage come successo commerciale e deposito di ricchezza intellettuale. Poi Eden approfondisce l'evoluzione della proprietà privata e la sua possibile trasformazione del rapporto europeo con il diritto d'autore. Sostiene che la raccolta dei proverbi di Erasma rappresenta un punto di svolta in questa storia, perché anticipa lo sviluppo del diritto d'autore, e guarda all'antica tradizione filosofica, che sottolinea la condivisione universale delle idee con spirito di amicizia. Man mano che la storia si sviluppa, Eden fornisce letture intuitive di diversi antichi filosofi e pensatori religiosi, tra cui Pitagora, Platone, Aristotele, Cicerone, Yamvlich, Tertullian, Vasilio, Geronimo e Augustine. Sta esplorando come le loro idee hanno influenzato i pensieri di Erasm sulla proprietà intellettuale e l'importanza della conoscenza comune. Durante tutto il libro Eden ha dedicato molta attenzione alle relazioni tra amicizia e proprietà intellettuale, dimostrando come questi concetti si siano intrecciati nel corso della storia.
Friends Hold All Things in Common: Tradition, Intellectual Property, and the Adages of Erasmus In diesem zum Nachdenken anregenden Buch taucht Cathy Eden in den historischen Kontext von Desiderius Erasmus'einflussreichem Werk „Adages“ ein, das 1508 veröffentlicht wurde und das westliche Denken über literarische Eigentum. Das Buch untersucht, wie die Sammlung von mehr als 3.000 Sprichwörtern das Engagement von Erasmus für die Werte Freundschaft und gemeinsames Eigentum widerspiegelt und wie sich diese Ideen im Laufe der Zeit entwickelt haben. Das Buch beginnt damit, den Boden für den historischen Kontext von Erasmus'Arbeit zu bereiten, indem es die Bedeutung von Adaj als kommerziellem Erfolg und Speicher intellektuellen Reichtums hervorhebt. Eden geht dann tiefer in die Entwicklung des Privateigentums und seine mögliche Transformation der europäischen Einstellung zum Urheberrecht ein. e argumentiert, dass die Sammlung von Erasmus-Sprichwörtern einen Wendepunkt in dieser Geschichte darstellt, da sie die Entwicklung des Urheberrechts vorwegnimmt und auch auf eine alte philosophische Tradition zurückblickt, die das universelle Teilen von Ideen im Geist der Freundschaft betont. Im Laufe der Geschichte bietet Eden aufschlussreiche sungen verschiedener alter Philosophen und religiöser Denker, darunter Pythagoras, Plato, Aristoteles, Cicero, Yamvlich, Tertullian, Basilius, Hieronymus und Augustinus. e untersucht, wie ihre Ideen Erasmus'Gedanken über geistiges Eigentum und die Bedeutung von Allgemeinwissen beeinflusst haben. Während des gesamten Buches achtet Eden sehr auf die Beziehung zwischen Freundschaft und geistigem Eigentum und zeigt, wie diese Konzepte im Laufe der Geschichte miteinander verflochten sind.
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Friends Hold All Things in Common: Tradition, Intellectual Property, and the Adages of Erasmus Bu düşündürücü kitapta Cathy Eden, Desiderius Erasmus'un 1508'de yayınlanan ve Batı'nın edebi mülkiyet hakkındaki düşüncesini derinden etkileyen "Adages'adlı eserinin tarihsel bağlamını inceliyor. Kitap, 3.000'den fazla atasözünden oluşan bir koleksiyonun Erasmus'un dostluk ve ortak mülkiyet değerlerine olan bağlılığını ve bu fikirlerin zaman içinde nasıl geliştiğini nasıl yansıttığını araştırıyor. Kitap, Erasmus'un çalışmalarının tarihsel bağlamına zemin hazırlayarak, Adajah'ın ticari bir başarı ve entelektüel zenginlik deposu olarak önemini vurgulayarak başlıyor. Eden daha sonra özel mülkiyetin evrimini ve Avrupa'nın telif hakkına yönelik tutumlarının olası dönüşümünü araştırıyor. Erasmus'un atasözleri koleksiyonunun, telif hakkının gelişimini öngördüğü ve aynı zamanda dostluk ruhundaki fikirlerin evrensel paylaşımını vurgulayan eski bir felsefi geleneğe baktığı için hikayede bir dönüm noktasını temsil ettiğini savunuyor. Tarih ilerledikçe, Eden, Pisagor, Platon, Aristoteles, Cicero, Iamblichus, Tertullian, Basil, Jerome ve Augustine gibi çeşitli antik filozoflar ve dini düşünürler tarafından anlayışlı okumalar sağlar. Fikirlerinin Erasmus'un fikri mülkiyet konusundaki düşüncelerini ve genel bilginin önemini nasıl etkilediğini araştırıyor. Kitap boyunca Eden, dostluk ve fikri mülkiyet arasındaki ilişkiye çok dikkat ediyor ve bu kavramların tarih boyunca nasıl iç içe geçtiğini gösteriyor.
الأصدقاء يحتفظون بكل الأشياء المشتركة: التقاليد والملكية الفكرية وأقوال إيراسموس في هذا الكتاب المثير للفكر، تتعمق كاثي إيدن في السياق التاريخي لعمل ديسيديريوس إيراسموس المؤثر «Adages»، الذي نُشر عام 1508 وكان له تأثير عميق على التفكير الغربي في الملكية الأدبية. يستكشف الكتاب كيف تعكس مجموعة من أكثر من 3000 مثل التزام إيراسموس بقيم الصداقة والملكية المشتركة، وكيف تطورت هذه الأفكار بمرور الوقت. يبدأ الكتاب بتمهيد الطريق للسياق التاريخي لعمل إيراسموس، مع التأكيد على أهمية Adajah كنجاح تجاري ومستودع للثروة الفكرية. ثم يتعمق إيدن في تطور الملكية الخاصة وتحولها المحتمل للمواقف الأوروبية تجاه حقوق النشر. تجادل بأن مجموعة أمثال إيراسموس تمثل نقطة تحول في القصة، حيث تتوقع تطور حقوق النشر وتنظر أيضًا إلى الوراء في تقليد فلسفي قديم يؤكد على المشاركة العالمية للأفكار بروح الصداقة. مع تقدم التاريخ، يقدم إيدن قراءات ثاقبة من قبل العديد من الفلاسفة القدامى والمفكرين الدينيين، بما في ذلك فيثاغورس وأفلاطون وأرسطو وشيشرو وإامبليخوس وترتوليان وباسيل وجيروم وأوغسطين. تستكشف كيف أثرت أفكارهم على أفكار إيراسموس حول الملكية الفكرية وأهمية المعرفة العامة. في جميع أنحاء الكتاب، يولي إيدن اهتمامًا وثيقًا للعلاقة بين الصداقة والملكية الفكرية، موضحًا كيف تتشابك هذه المفاهيم عبر التاريخ.

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