The End Of Authorship

The authorship of yesterday is a class-enabler of privilege. The phrase "The authorship of yesterday is a class-enabler of privilege" seems to convey a complex idea about how historical narratives or established knowledge (referred to as "authorship of yesterday") contribute to maintaining or enabling social hierarchies and privilege.
The idea of the "end of authorship" refers to the idea that as technology advances, the role of the individual author in creating and distributing written works will become less important. This could happen in a variety of ways, such as through the increased use of AI-generated content, collaborative writing tools, or the proliferation of user-generated content on the internet. Some argue that the end of authorship could lead to a democratization of the writing process, while others argue that it could result in a loss of individual voice and creativity.
Historically, authorship has been a privilege that was primarily reserved for a small, elite group of people who had the resources and education to write and publish their work. This has led to a literary canon that is dominated by a narrow group of voices and perspectives. However, with the rise of digital technologies and the internet, the barriers to authorship have been greatly reduced, making it possible for a much more diverse group of people to share their perspectives and stories. This increased access to authorship has the potential to create a more inclusive and representative literary canon, and to empower marginalized communities by giving them a platform to share their perspectives.
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* Co-Creation; Social Participation; Social Creation; Social Development;
* Social Improvement; Social Change; Social Alteration; Narrative Development;
* Human Narration; Human Narrative; Posthuman Narration; 
* Posthuman Narrative
* Timeline; Class Structure;
* Human Improvement; The End Of Social Status
* Post-Authorship; Post-Ego; The End Of Social Competition; The End Of Pretentiousness
* Agape; Charity; Divinity; Social Strategy
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Category:Storytelling
Category:Art