2020
DOI: 10.26555/novelty.v11i2.a16595
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Justifications of Intellectual Property Rights: A Discussion on Locke and Hegel’s Theories

Abstract: Introduction to The Problem: At its core, Locke's main argument is centralised in the role of labour, while Hegel's principal idea lies in one's will, self-actualisation as well as personal expression. As both thinkers posit strong arguments in substantiating their views, discussions surrounding this topic may influence one to favour a particular theory over the other. Purpose/Objective Study: This paper makes a modest attempt to discuss the justifications of intellectual property rights by focusing on two wel… Show more

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“…Dialectically, it implies a new rule that replaces the old rule as a new thesis, resulting from theses, antithesis, synthesis, and back to the thesis. Hegel's opinion focused on the relationship between reality and personality as a self-actualization instrument inseparable from morality (Khair & Hashim, 2020).…”
Section: Legal Dialecticmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dialectically, it implies a new rule that replaces the old rule as a new thesis, resulting from theses, antithesis, synthesis, and back to the thesis. Hegel's opinion focused on the relationship between reality and personality as a self-actualization instrument inseparable from morality (Khair & Hashim, 2020).…”
Section: Legal Dialecticmentioning
confidence: 99%