2009•Asian Social ScienceOpen access

Analysis of Connotation of Readers' Right

Ruiying Wang

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The paper illustrates the production of readers’ right, its characteristics, legal basis, and analyzes its connotation from the perspective of seven aspects, including right of education, right of reading, right of information acquisition, right of privacy secrecy, Right of cultural and scientific progress and right of social culture and living, etc.

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The paper illustrates the production of readers’ right, its characteristics, legal basis, and analyzes its connotation from the perspective of seven aspects, including right of education, right of reading, right of information acquisition, right of privacy secrecy, Right of cultural and scientific progress and right of social culture and living, etc.

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The paper illustrates the production of readers’ right, its characteristics, legal basis, and analyzes its connotation from the perspective of seven aspects, including right of education, right of reading, right of information acquisition, right of privacy secrecy, Right of cultural and scientific progress and right of social culture and living, etc.

Key concepts: Connotation, Secrecy, Perspective (graphical), Reading (process), Psychology, Right to be forgotten, Political science, Linguistics

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