MỘT SỐ Ý NIỆM VỀ QUYỀN TÁC GIẢ TRONG THỜI KỲ PHONG KIẾN Ở VIỆT NAM

Abstract

Copyright was introduced to Vietnam by the French during the colonial period and has since developed to comply with international treaties such as the Berne Convention and the TRIPS Agreement. However, during the feudal era, medieval Vietnamese society also showed some similarities to modern copyright. This paper focuses on researching aspects related to copyright in feudal legal codes, the impact of Confucianism on the perception of copyright, and some signs of the early formation of copyright notions in Vietnam before the 19th century. Understanding how society at that time perceived and managed intellectual works will contribute to guiding legislative activities that are aligned with the nation's cultural identity in the new era.