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Digital Sociology · Bachelor’s (BA)

Reconceptualising authorship in the age of generative AI: a theoretical review

The student

A social-sciences undergraduate in a digital-sociology seminar who was fascinated by the authorship debates around AI but intimidated by having to synthesise dense legal and posthumanist theory into one coherent argument.

What they needed

He needed a polished theoretical review that holds several rival frameworks in tension and builds an original thesis — not a literature summary.

Price

$116

≈16 content pages × $5 + 12 slides × $3 · planning document free

What was asked
A theoretical review of about 16 pages, with no data, on authorship and epistemic agency when AI mediates writing.
What the approved plan set
A thesis that authorship is a continuum of epistemic delegation, argued against three frameworks: legal-copyright, intentionalist and posthumanist.
What to check in the result
The quality report flags that 13 of the 15 requested sources are cited, that 2 of the 13 sources could not be verified, and that key terms need plain-language definitions.

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Step 1 · Getting started

Work type
Seminar paper (course assignment)
Research type
Theoretical (an original argument, no data)
Academic level
Bachelor’s (BA)
Faculty / department
Faculty of Social Sciences · Sociology

Step 2 · Detailed brief

Topic
Authorship and epistemic agency when AI mediates writing
Paper language
English
Length
≈16 content pages
Citation style
APA 7th edition
Formatting
Texio default (1.5 spacing, 12pt, justified)
Thesis
Authorship is a transparency-regulated continuum of epistemic delegation, not a human/ghost-writer binary.
Frameworks to engage
Legal-copyright · intentionalist · posthumanist-assemblage
Add-ons
Presentation deck · Planning document (free)

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Quality & transparency reports
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  • AI-Detection Report

  • AI-Disclosure statement

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Drafts reviewed by external assessors

87–93*

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