<verb>
)This file has been created ad hoc to some basic terms for verbs involved in the creation and editing of TAN files.
Master location: http://textalign.net/release/TAN-1-dev/TAN-key/verbs.TAN-key.xml
Table 9.12. TAN keywords for verbs
keywords (optional values of @which ) | IRIs | Comments |
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| The textual subject is about the object, normally a topic. |
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| The textual subject paraphrases the textual object. Relationship may be direct or indirect. |
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| The textual subject quotes from the textual object. Relationship may be direct or indirect. This implies that the subject postdates the object. |
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| The textual subject alludes to or refers to the textual object. The allusion or reference may be direct or indirect. This implies that the subject postdates the object. Although some people may distinguish alluding from refering, this
vocabulary item does not, since the distinction is very frequently hard to
identify, and many people use the terms interchangeably. If gradation is
needed, |
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| The textual subject is topically or textually parallel to the textual object. Any textual relationship that exists may go from roughly similar up through verbatim. Nothing is implied about whether subject quotes from object, vice versa, or both draw from a common source. Nothing is implied about the chronological priority of the object or subject. |
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| The subject omits the reading at the locus. The claim takes no object. |
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| The subject agrees with the reading at the locus. The claim takes no object. |
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| The subject adds words defined by the object to the end of the locus. |
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| The subject replaces the reading at the locus with the words defined by the object. |
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| The subject provides evidence for a certain claim. |