Quote
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A Quote is a textual unit that captures word sequences (to convey specific meanings from sources).
- AKA: Quotation.
- Context:
- It can typically present Direct Quote Statement through exact quote reproduction.
- It can typically preserve Original Quote Expression through verbatim quote capture.
- It can typically reference Quote Source Material through quote attribution system.
- It can typically maintain Quote Integrity through accurate quote transcription.
- It can typically convey Quote Author Intent through quote context preservation.
- It can often provide Quote Evidence through documented quote reference.
- It can often illustrate Quote Key Concept through representative quote extract.
- It can often emphasize Quote Point through highlighted quote passage.
- It can often summarize Quote Message through key quote excerpt.
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- It can range from being a Brief Quote to being an Extended Quote, depending on its quote length.
- It can range from being a Simple Quote to being a Complex Quote, depending on its quote structure.
- It can range from being a Literal Quote to being a Translated Quote, depending on its quote translation.
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- It can support Academic Quote for scholarly quote citation.
- It can enhance Literary Quote Analysis for textual quote examination.
- It can enable Historical Quote Documentation for quote preservation.
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- Examples:
- Literary Quotes, such as:
- Poetry Quotes, such as:
- Shakespeare Quotes capturing poetic quote expression.
- Epic Quotes preserving heroic quote narrative.
- Prose Quotes, such as:
- Novel Quotes illustrating character quote development.
- Essay Quotes presenting author quote argument.
- Poetry Quotes, such as:
- Historical Quotes, such as:
- Speech Quotes, such as:
- Churchill Quote (1940), declaring "We shall fight on the beaches."
- Lincoln Quote (1863), stating "government of the people, by the people."
- Document Quotes, such as:
- Declaration Quote (1776), asserting "all men are created equal."
- Constitution Quote (1787), establishing "We the People."
- Speech Quotes, such as:
- Academic Quotes, such as:
- Scientific Quotes presenting research quote findings.
- Philosophical Quotes examining theoretical quote concepts.
- Cultural Quotes, such as:
- Proverb Quotes expressing folk quote wisdom.
- Popular Quotes reflecting common quote sentiment.
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- Literary Quotes, such as:
- Counter-Examples:
- Quote Paraphrase, which rewrites original quote in different words.
- Quote Summary, which condenses quote source without exact quote reproduction.
- Quote Reference, which mentions quote source without direct quote.
- See: Quote Citation, Quote Source, Quote Text, Quote Attribution, Quote Context, Quote Documentation.