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For example, the classic children's story "The Giving Tree" by Shel Silverstein wasn’t just a simple narrative; it is protected by copyright. If someone rewrites or copies it without permission, they violate the creator's rights. Similarly, the story of "The Healthy Palm Tree" reflects how tales can be adapted or modified while acknowledging original authorship, emphasizing the importance of recognition and protection.
Why Intellectual Property is a Creative Output of the Mind
Intellectual property is fundamentally different from physical property because it emanates from the creative efforts of the mind. It encompasses a broad spectrum—literary works, music, inventions, trademarks, designs, plant varieties, geographical indications, and trade secrets.