Analyzing Theme in The Storm. (by Lania Ermawati, Rina Watini, Susilawati ) Theme is prime element of literature, which contains the central idea of all literary forms such as a novel, drama and short story. It reflects innocence, experience, life, death, reality, fate, madness, sanity, love, society, individual, etc.
This page provides a summary of the types of publishing rights and what your options are when negotiating each. Introduction to publishing rights. Types of publishing rights. Publishing rights are exactly that: the right to publish your work. Remember that in most countries, the 'author' of the work - the photographer, writer or creator behind it - automatically owns the copyright to this work.
For example, copyright only protects creative works for limited periods of time. After the period of protection expires, the copyrighted work enters the public domain. If a work is in the public domain, the work may be freely used without permission from the creator of the work. However, just because a work is available online does not mean it's in the public domain or free to use. You can read more about the public domain on Wikipedia.