authorship
IPA: ˈɔθɝʃɪp
noun
- The quality or state of being an author; the function or dignity of an author.
- The source; origin; origination
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Examples of "authorship" in Sentences
- But the authorship is up in the air.
- The authorship of the book is unclear.
- The authorship of the work is unknown.
- The authorship of the book was complex.
- The problem of authorship is unresolved.
- But the EU doesn't have the authorship of the study.
- This is the authorship of the Epistle to the Hebrews.
- It is Donatus's authorship of the supplementary material.
- An abiding preoccupation was the Shakespeare authorship question.
- The novel ends with a meditation on the nature of atonement and authorship.
- Characters are being liberated, authorship is be re-shaped and unforeseen talents are taking the reins.
- By focusing on aspects of the book other than plain authorship, you too can amass an extraordinary collection without draining the tank.
- This philosophy conflict between user-created experiences and designed authorship is one of the most interesting issues emerging in next-gen games.
- I'd argue that medical editors play an important role in ensuring clarity of data, but the line between editing and authorship is growing increasingly hard to define.
- Also unlike conventional copyright arrangements, others are not prevented by force of law from doing the same with the work in question, provided that (under the attribution form of license) the authorship is noted.
- While its authorship is often contested, the fact remains that epic poems like The Iliad, written in dactylic hexameters, not only contributed to the evolution of the poetry genre but also to the proliferation of the written word.
- Although all authorship is ultimately failure, as judged by its categorical inability to express the pure essence of an inspiration or idea, writing can sidestep and even subvert this inbuilt inability after a fashion by deliberately generating a sense that the words are reductions of awesome truths that loom behind them.