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=Relationship Type "Reader"=

'''Status:''' [[Image:Alert.png]] ''This is a [[Proposed Advanced Relationship Type|ProposedAdvancedRelationshipType]] and hasn't been implemented, yet! It is part of [[Performance Restructuring Proposal|PerformanceRestructuringProposal]].''
'''Status:''' [[Image:Alert.png]] ''This is a [[Proposed Advanced Relationship Type|ProposedAdvancedRelationshipType]] and hasn't been implemented, yet! It is part of [[Performance Restructuring Proposal|PerformanceRestructuringProposal]].''


==Link Phrases==
==Link Phrases==


* '''artist''' ''read'' '''album''' or '''track'''
* '''artist''' ''read'' '''release''' or '''track'''
* '''album''' or '''track''' ''was read by'' '''artist'''
* '''release''' or '''track''' ''was read by'' '''artist'''


==Description==
==Description==


This describes speech done on whole albums or just tracks that is done by a reader. A reader simply reads texts. Normally this applies to [[Audio Book]]s. Note that this is different from a narrator who narrates a story. A reader reads the spoken parts of stories whereas in a narration they are normally spoken by others. For a narrator use [[Narrator Relationship Type]].
This describes speech done on whole releases or just tracks that is done by a reader. A reader simply reads texts. Normally this applies to [[Audio Book]]s. Note that this is different from a narrator who narrates a story. A reader reads the spoken parts of stories whereas in a narration they are normally spoken by others. For a narrator use [[Narrator Relationship Type]].
<ul><li style="list-style-type:none">This part is confusing... Obviously, narrations can be done by one person only, so, IMO the number of "readers" hardly qualifies the difference... Also, a narration certainly consists of a text "read" by somebody... All in all, I don't really get the difference - and it certainly deserve a better explanation... -- [[User:dmppanda|dmppanda]] 07:03, 03 June 2007 (UTC)
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This [[Advanced Relationship Type]] is part of the [[Performance Relationship Class]]. It is a special case of [[Speaker Relationship Type]].
This [[Advanced Relationship Type]] is part of the [[Performance Relationship Class]]. It is a special case of [[Speaker Relationship Type]].
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And for album--artist:
And for release-artist:


<pre> reader (1)
<pre> reader (1)
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[[Category:To Be Reviewed]] [[Category:Relationship Type]] [[Category:Proposed Advanced Relationship Type]]
[[Category:To Be Reviewed]] [[Category:Relationship Type]] [[Category:Proposed Advanced Relationship Type]] [[Category:Proposal]] [[Category:Release]] [[Category:Artist]] [[Category:Track]] [[Category:Release Artist Relationship]] [[Category:Artist Track Relationship]]

Revision as of 05:54, 2 April 2009

Status: Alert.png This is a ProposedAdvancedRelationshipType and hasn't been implemented, yet! It is part of PerformanceRestructuringProposal.

Link Phrases

  • artist read release or track
  • release or track was read by artist

Description

This describes speech done on whole releases or just tracks that is done by a reader. A reader simply reads texts. Normally this applies to Audio Books. Note that this is different from a narrator who narrates a story. A reader reads the spoken parts of stories whereas in a narration they are normally spoken by others. For a narrator use Narrator Relationship Type.

This Advanced Relationship Type is part of the Performance Relationship Class. It is a special case of Speaker Relationship Type.

Relationship Attributes

"additional" and "guest"

There is no guideline yet how the additional and the guest flag might be used for "read" relationships. (Additional Relationship Attribute and Guest Relationship Attribute)

Examples

Jim Dale read Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (feat. reader: Jim Dale) (disc 1)

Monty Arnold read Dunkel (feat. reader: Monty Arnold) (disc 1)

Proposed Definition

This is how it would be implemented for artist--track: 

 reader (1)

    * forward: {additional:additionally} {guest} read
    * reverse: was {additional:additionally} {guest} read by
    * description: Indicates an artist reading a text on this work.
    * attributes: additional=0-1 guest=0-1

And for release-artist: 

 reader (1)

    * forward: was {additional:additionally} {guest} read by
    * reverse: {additional:additionally} {guest} read
    * description: Indicates an artist reading a text on this work.
    * attributes: additional=0-1 guest=0-1
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