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Work-Work relationship types

  • DerivativeWorkWork is derived from Work Work

    Indicates that the work is a derivative, or is based on another work.

    • Translation: WorkWork is a translation of Work Work

      Indicates that the work is a translation of another work.

      • Adaptation: WorkWork is an adaption of Work Work

        Indicates that the work is an adaption of another work.

        • Inspiration: WorkWork inspired Work Work

          Indicates that one work inspired another work.

          • Parody: WorkWork is a parody of Work Work

            Indicates that one work is a parody of another work.

            • Revision: WorkWork is a revision of Work Work

              Indicates that the work is a revision of another work.

              • Reconstruction: WorkWork is a reconstruction of Work Work

                Indicates that a work is a reconstruction from parts of an original, previously lost or incomplete work.

              • PartWorkWork has part Work Work

                Indicates that one work is made up of multiple parts.

                • Excerpts: WorkWork contains excerpts of Work Work

                  This links two works where one contains excerpts of the other.

                  • Quotation: WorkWork quotes Work Work

                    Indicates that one work quotes a passage verbatim from the other.

                    • Citation/Reference: WorkWork cites Work Work

                      Indicates that one work cites (paraphrases) another, where the sourced work is listed in a "Reference" section (usually at the end).