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+ | Artists and hackers both represent contemporary | ||
+ | types of unconventional authorship. In their own | ||
+ | respective ways, they both appear as autonomous | ||
+ | producers and not as contractors. Their autonomy | ||
+ | is based on an aspiration towards individual freedom, | ||
+ | but they each justify this in completely different ways. | ||
+ | In an emphatic sense, freedom is the foundation of | ||
+ | an artist’s work. This freedom legitimates or even | ||
+ | demands a demiurgic act of positioning from which | ||
+ | the work then unfolds — and it justifies the close | ||
+ | relationship between “author” and “work”. In contrast, | ||
+ | a hacker begins by experiencing an absolute dearth | ||
+ | of freedom. His work unfolds while dealing with an | ||
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Hackers ducers as Pro Artists and hackers both represent contemporary types of unconventional authorship. In their own respective ways, they both appear as autonomous producers and not as contractors. Their autonomy is based on an aspiration towards individual freedom, but they each justify this in completely different ways. In an emphatic sense, freedom is the foundation of an artist’s work. This freedom legitimates or even demands a demiurgic act of positioning from which the work then unfolds — and it justifies the close relationship between “author” and “work”. In contrast, a hacker begins by experiencing an absolute dearth of freedom. His work unfolds while dealing with an Felix Stalder 183