| 词汇 | authorship |
| 释义 | authorship noun[ U ] uk /ˈɔː.θə.ʃɪp/ us /ˈɑː.θɚ.ʃɪp/ the state or fact of being the person who wrote a particular book, article, play, etc.: （书、诗、文章等的）作者（身分）；写作活动 The article is of unknown authorship (= it is not known who wrote it).这篇文章的作者不详。 She is being attacked for her authorship of the policy document.她因起草这一政策性文件而受到抨击。 People who write for work or pleasure authorial autobiographer belletrist blogger Braillist chronicler columnist cub reporter novelist poet laureate satirist scribbler scribe scrivener self-parody Shakespeare songsmith songwriter stylist symbolist authorship | American Dictionaryauthorship noun[ U ] us/ˈɔ·θərˌʃɪp/ the origin of a written work: No one would admit authorship of the memo. Examples of authorshipauthorship It tells us what events around us seem to be attributable to our authorship. Otherwise, the authorship of the manuscript remains as open question. Through their incessant authorship, the hours spent writing each day, men from the elite adapted their ideas and ordered their thoughts. In some cases, however, authorship is clear from evidence in diaries, letters, or annotations made on the newspaper. In developing this argument, the author leaves many questions unanswered about the notion of authorship in architecture, and the nature and meaning of the immaterial. Although the quality of the authorship is such as to make their inclusion worthwhile, various references to their original sources were somewhat irritating. The paper concludes that virtual meetings may provide rich contexts for identity work performed in conversations around books and authorship. Despite a century of research, statistical and computational methods for authorship attribution are neither reliable, well-regarded, widely used nor well-understood. Does his sort of placemaking demand 'distributed authorship', or is it merely an extended version of the conventional design team? However, the authorship of the aria has never been questioned. Her female characters create for themselves shared spaces of reading and authorship. These are all normative positions often backed by normative considerations about meaning, authorship, responsibility, utility, and so on. The authorship is impressive, including as it does a number of international leaders in their respective areas of interest. Further, the identities were masked - that is, judges were not provided with information regarding the authorship of a summary and of questions. On inspiration, authorship, and canon there is not much to say. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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