メタファーで読み解くデジタル時代の法の課題<br>Conceptions in the Code : How Metaphors Explain Legal Challenges in Digital Times

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メタファーで読み解くデジタル時代の法の課題
Conceptions in the Code : How Metaphors Explain Legal Challenges in Digital Times

  • 著者名:Larsson, Stefan
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  • Oxford University Press(2017/01/02発売)
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  • 言語:ENG
  • ISBN:9780190650384
  • eISBN:9780190650407

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Stefan Larsson's Conceptions in the Code makes a significant contribution to sociolegal analysis, representing a valuable contribution to conceptual metaphor theory. By utilising the case of copyright in a digital context it explains the role that metaphor plays when the law is dealing with technological change, displaying both conceptual path-dependence as well as what is called non-legislative developments in the law.The overall analysis draws from conceptual studies of "property" in intellectual property. By using Karl Renner's account of property, Larsson demonstrates how the property regime of copyright is the projection of an older regime of control onto a new set of digital social relations. Further, through an analysis of the concept of "copy" in copyright as well as the metaphorical battle of defining the BitTorrent site "The Pirate Bay" in the Swedish court case with its founders, Larsson shows the historical and embodied dependence of digital phenomena in law, and thereby how normative aspects of the source concept also stains the target domain.The book also draws from empirical studies on file sharing and historical expressions of the conceptualisation of law, revealing both the cultural bias of both file sharing and law. Also law is thereby shown to be largely depending on metaphors and embodiment to be reified and understood. The contribution is relevant for the conceptual and regulatory struggles of a multitude of contemporary socio-digital phenomena in addition to copyright and file sharing, including big data and the oft-praised "openness" of digital innovation.

Table of Contents

1. HOW WE UNDERSTAND TECHNOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL CHANGE 1.1. Conceptual Struggles in Societal Change1.2. Neutral Infrastructure or Filtering Mediator1.3. Cognition, Law, and Digital Technology1.4. Outline of the Book1.5. Conceptual Metaphors1.6. Copyright as a Case1.7. Intended Audience2. METAPHORS AND NORMS 2.1. Conceptual Metaphor Theory2.2. Embodiment2.3. Metaphors and Law2.4. Cognition and Norms2.5. Skeuomorphs and the Conceptualisation of the Digital World2.6. Skeuomorphs and conceptual path dependence2.7. Summing Up3. THE EMBODIED LAW 3.1. Corpus Juris3.2. Embodiment and the Creation of Meaning3.3. Seeing the Embodiment: Justice Under Law3.4. Discussion: Law Incarnate3.5. Conclusions4. CONCEPTIONS OF COPYRIGHT4.1. Metaphors We File-share By4.2. Method4.3. Findings and Analysis4.4. Conclusions5. COPIES: A METAPHORIC EXPANSION OF COPYRIGHT 5.1. Copies and their rights5.2. The Pirate Bay Case and the Calculation of Value5.3. Analysis: The Problem of Regulating Copies5.4. Conclusions: Copy Me Unhappy6. PLATFORM, STORAGE OR BULLETIN BOARD? THE SWEDISH PIRATE BAY COURT CASE 6.1. Categorization, Digitalisation and Law6.2. The Pirate Bay6.3. The Pirate Bay as a Metaphoric Court Case6.4. Liability of the Functions6.5. Outlook: Generativity in Decentralisation6.6. Normative Implications of Skeuomorphs6.7. Conclusions7. BETWEEN FORM AND FUNCTION IN (INTELLECTUAL) PROPERTY 7.1. Between form and function7.2. Renner and (Intellectual) Property7.3. The P in IP7.4. Conceptual Legal Change7.5. Conceptual Transition of (Intellectual) Property7.6. Körperlich and Control7.7. Summing up: Conceptual Legal Change8. CONCLUSIONS: CONCEPTIONS IN THE CODE8.1. Metaphors, law, and digitality8.2. Conceptual Path-Dependence8.3. The Digital Challenge to Copyright8.4. Metaphors and Power8.5. "Invent the age! Invent the metaphor!"8.6. Sum: Technology and Social ChangeReferences