- expression'. The act of
paraphrasing is also
called paraphrasis.
Although paraphrases likely abounded in oral traditions,
paraphrasing as a
specific educational...
- "The
Heresy of
Paraphrase" is the name of the
paradox where it is
impossible to
paraphrase a poem
because paraphrasing a poem
removes its form, which...
-
Paraphrase is a
restatement of the
meaning of a text or p****age
using other words.
Paraphrase may also
refer to:
Paraphrasing of
copyrighted material...
- infringed,
including by
paraphrasing.
There is no
single rule that
defines when two
works are
substantially similar, or when
paraphrasing is so "close" as to...
-
Applications of
paraphrasing are
varied including information retrieval,
question answering, text summarization, and
plagiarism detection.
Paraphrasing is also...
- The
First tome or
volume of the
Paraphrase of
Erasmus upon the new
testament or the
Paraphrase of
Erasmus is the
first volume of a book
combining an English...
- A
paraphrase m**** is a
musical setting of the
Ordinary of the M**** that uses as its
basis an
elaborated version of a
cantus firmus,
typically chosen from...
- For the
linguistics definition, see
paraphrase. For the
paraphrases by
Erasmus of the New Testament, see
Paraphrases of Erasmus. For the
medieval Biblical...
- A
biblical paraphrase is a
literary work
which has as its goal, not the
translation of the Bible, but rather, the
rendering of the
Bible into a work that...
-
doctrine of the Trinity. It has also been
noted that the
character Morpheus paraphrases the
Chinese Taoist philosopher Zhuangzi when he asks Neo, "Have you ever...
