authorship
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- noun
- /ˈɔːθərˌʃɪp/
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autoría
- The CSCC Review Series provides authorship opportunities to graduate students studying under CSCC professors.
- authorship and/or publication
- authorship of this article
- collaborative authorship
And reserve authorship for people who put together the sentences.
- And reserve authorship for people who put together the sentences.
- And that, that that was published, you know, within weeks after the after the bombings in which I first raised doubts about their authorship.
- And they, they look at their lives in the, in a form of authorship, where they see their life as a tale to be written.
- She's written a number of prize winning books, but my all time favorite is her Co authorship of all the women are white, All the Men are, all the blacks are men.
Examples
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When Islam came, a new social practice based on divine authorship was introduced.
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Many artists struggle with the concept of authorship and what it means to claim their creations.
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So what can we say about the authorship of this problem?
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And if the strange circumstances of its authorship raised a few questions, well, even better.
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We're not sure of the authorship.
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Scholars debate the authorship of the Gospel of John, held by some to be an eyewitness account of the life of Jesus.
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I ask that a select committee of this house be appointed to investigate not the charges implied by these letters, but the real authorship of the letters themselves.
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This has much to say about authorship, about the creation of fiction, and about Cervantes's own creation of the fiction of the Quixote.
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The documentary explores the challenges of authorship in collaborative art projects.
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The professor wrote a book discussing the implications of authorship in the digital age.
Synonyms
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1.0
To create texts that express ideas, stories, or facts
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3.6
Creating written works, especially stories or essays
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The act of writing books, poems, or other creative works
Being the person who made an idea, work, or project
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Etymology
The word authorship comes from author + -ship. Author originally meant 'maker' or 'creator', and the suffix -ship means 'state' or 'condition', as in friendship or leadership. So, authorship is the 'state of being the author'.