Almost all art is owned, and this affects how people interact with art and think about it. At the same time, people’s beliefs about artwork and artistic creation may affect their thinking about ownership. This article raises several questions about ways that ownership and art may matter for one another and reviews recent findings from experiments on adults and young children that suggest preliminary answers to these questions. Issues addressed include whether people’s conceptions of ownership contribute to their disapproval of plagiarism and forgery, whether people feel that making art can deprive owners of property, whether people are viewed as having less freedom for artwork they have over their other possessions, and whether artists are viewed as having enduring rights and claims over their creations.

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有关所有权和艺术相互关系的方式的问题和可能的答案

几乎所有艺术都是拥有的，这会影响人们与艺术的互动方式和思考方式。同时，人们对艺术品和艺术创作的信仰可能会影响他们对所有权的看法。本文提出了一些有关所有权和艺术可能相互影响的方式的问题，并回顾了有关成人和幼儿实验的最新发现，这些发现提出了对这些问题的初步答案。解决的问题包括人们的所有权观念是否会导致他们不赞成and窃和伪造；人们是否认为制作艺术品会剥夺财产所有人的财产；是否人们认为人们比其他财产拥有更少的艺术品自由，以及艺术家是否被视为对作品具有持久的权利和主张。