"The death of the author" applies this view to literature.

The novel was written shortly after the death of the author's uncle.

A copyright on a work lasts for 50 years after the death of the author or artist.

This act protected the works for 30 years after the death of the author, and included fair use provisions.

It was published in April 2008, shortly after the death of the author's grandmother.

Under British law, the copyright expires 50 years after the death of the author.

A novel, give or take what theorists call the death of the author, is the same object the writer set down in her study.

Is it bitterness about deconstruction and the death of the author?

Protection expires 70 years after the death of the author/creator.

Many online articles are anonymous, making the 'death of the author' even more apparent.

This first part was to have been followed by two others, but the death of the author prevented this.

It was originally to be titled Death of the Author.

And these days, that copyright lasts virtually forever: 70 years after the death of the author, in most cases.

There was no change to the day when you calculate the duration for photographs between the publication and the death of the author.

We read her because she's good company (the "death of the author" indeed!)

A memoir about the death of the author's father, Herman Roth.

Upon the death of the author, these rights may be relied upon by her family and descendants (Art.

As Barthes puts it, "the death of the author is the birth of the reader."

Gilbert's latest novel,The Death of the Author, has also just been published.

The date of death of the author is not a factor in the copyright term of such works.

I accept the whole Roland Barthes idea of the death of the author.

That that empirical assumption is unwarranted doesn't seem to me essential to 'the death of the author'.

Some postmodernist readings would posit no need for an identified voice; see Death of the Author.

(Sometimes referred to as "the death of the author".)

The death of the author of the Roman Bourgeois, however, put an end to this quarrel.