Non-literary reproductions of literary works
The second question identified earlier raises an important issue about what it means to "reproduce" a substantial part of a literary compilation and whether, more specifically. such a reproduction can take pictorial or diagrammatical form in a map or other drawing. if the exclusive reproduction right in such a literary work could be infringed by someone who has made an artistic work, this would significantly extend the scope of the reproduction right conferred on literary compilations by copyright law. After all, shouldn't the literary copyright in a work protect that work only to the extent that there has been a substantial reproduction of the literary expression found in that work?