What does authorship mean?

Q: What does authorship mean?

n. The person who wrote something, like a book, is called the author. Authorship refers to the fact that someone is the author of a piece of writing.; Authorship can also refer to the act of writing a book or other piece of writing. It's the process of creating a written work.

authorship

🇺🇸 /ˈɔːθərʃɪp/ 🇬🇧 /ˈɔːθəʃɪp/

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noun

The person who wrote something, like a book, is called the author. Authorship refers to the fact that someone is the author of a piece of writing.

The authorship of the novel is in question because no one knows who really wrote it.

Authorship can also refer to the act of writing a book or other piece of writing. It's the process of creating a written work.

They are in authorship of a new cookbook, which will be released next year.

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The person who wrote something, like a book, is called the author. Authorship refers to the fact that someone is the author of a piece of writing.; Authorship can also refer to the act of writing a book or other piece of writing. It's the process of creating a written work.

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Plural authorships