co-authorship

Shared creative credit

Co-authorship is the state of having written something jointly with one or more other people.

Academic papers frequently list multiple co-authorships, and disputes over credit—who deserves to be listed and in what order—are common in research settings.

Her co-authorship on the study helped secure the grant.

academic

collaboration

Joint intellectual work

citation · contributor · manuscript · dissertation · thesis · professor · scholar · bibliography · grant · institutional

literary

novelist

Writer of prose narratives

memoir · fiction · creative · bestseller · chapter · draft · storyline · dialogue · narrative · byline

legal

copyright

Exclusive reproduction rights

ownership · licensing · credit · dispute · agreement · rights · permission · plagiarism · trademark · contribution

scientific

laboratory

Facility for scientific investigation

experiment · hypothesis · findings · replication · contribution · citation · supplementary · acknowledgment · funding · disclosure

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Opposites
credited contribution vs. uncredited/anonymous work

co-authorshipghostwriting

Writing anonymously for others

anonymity · plagiarism

Family

author, authority, authorize, autobiography, authoritarian, authorship, co-author

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