উইকিউপাত্ত:উইকিপ্রকল্প বর্ণনা

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লক্ষ্য

এই প্রকল্পের উদ্দেশ্য হল বিভিন্ন মিডিয়াতে গল্পের বর্ণনামূলক বৈশিষ্ট্যগুলিকে নির্দেশ করার জন্য আলোচনা, সংজ্ঞায়িত করা, সংগ্রহ করা এবং নথিভুক্ত করা পদ্ধতি (যেমন লোককাহিনী, বই, কমিকস, চলচ্চিত্র, অডিও নাটক, অভিনয়, গেমস ইত্যাদি)।

উৎস

বর্ণনামূলক বৈশিষ্ট্যের মডেলিং এবং বর্ণনা সম্পর্কে তথ্যের জন্য সম্পদ।

মডেল এবং অনটোলজি

ন্যারেটিভের অনটোলজিক্যাল রিপ্রেজেন্টেশনস: "সাংস্কৃতিক প্রত্নতত্ত্ব" কেন্দ্রিক দৃষ্টিভঙ্গি

* ড্রামার অন্টোলজি: অক্ষর কেন্দ্রীভূত পদ্ধতি (/links/0912f50b8de35e2668000000/Representing-Dramatic-features-of-Stories-through-an-Ontological-Model.pdf একটি অন্টোলজিক্যাল মডেলের মাধ্যমে গল্পের নাটকীয় বৈশিষ্ট্যের প্রতিনিধিত্ব করা)
* News Storyline Ontology, খবরের উপর ফোকাস করে স্টোরিলাইন কেন্দ্রিক পদ্ধতি

ভিত্তিমূলক কাজ

ভূমিকা এবং রেফারেন্স রচনা

* আখ্যানবিদ্যার জীবন্ত হ্যান্ডবুক

প্রকল্প

* TV Tropes (Q2537428) (TV Tropes ID (P6839)) এবং All the Tropes (Q70487275) (All the Tropes article ID (P8895)))
* সাহিত্যের মোটিফ এবং থিমগুলির জন্য ডেটাবেস (জার্মান)

বর্ণনার দিকগুলি

কাল্পনিক সত্তা

চরিত্র

fictional character (Q95074), character that may or may not be fictional (Q21070598)

বর্ণনার এজেন্ট।

* বর্ণনায় তাদের ভূমিকা দ্বারা আলাদা করা যেতে পারে (যেমন প্রধান চরিত্র, ছোট চরিত্র, পয়েন্ট-অফ-ভিউ চরিত্র) --> narrative role (P5800)
* কিছু আর্কিটাইপ/স্টেরিওটাইপ মনে করতে পারে --> character type (P9071)
* নির্দিষ্ট অনুপ্রেরণা এবং নৈতিক মূল্যবোধ থাকতে পারে
* নির্দিষ্ট বাহ্যিক এবং অভ্যন্তরীণ চরিত্রের বৈশিষ্ট্য থাকতে পারে --> Wikidata property for items about people (Q18608871)।  স্বতন্ত্র ব্যক্তিত্বের বৈশিষ্ট্যের জন্য personality trait of fictional character (P9652) ব্যবহার করা যেতে পারে।
* নির্দিষ্ট কর্ম সম্পাদন করতে পারেন
* প্রায়শই অন্যান্য চরিত্রের সাথে একটি নির্দিষ্ট সম্পর্কে থাকে - উভয়ই গল্পের জগতের অংশ হিসাবে (পিতা, শত্রু, ইত্যাদি) এবং বর্ণনার অংশ হিসাবে (বিপরীত এবং সংশ্লিষ্ট চরিত্র)
* এক এবং একই সত্তার বিভিন্ন কাজের মধ্যে বিভিন্ন বৈশিষ্ট্য থাকতে পারে --> হয় যোগ্য বিবৃতি যা একটি নির্দিষ্ট কাজের জন্য প্রযোজ্য (শুধুমাত্র) applies to work (P10663) <work> এর মাধ্যমে অথবা (স্বাতন্ত্র্যসূচক বৈশিষ্ট্য সহ চরিত্র সংস্করণের জন্য) একটি তৈরি করুন  অক্ষরের এই সংস্করণের জন্য নিজস্ব আইটেম এবং এটিকে based on (P144)/said to be the same as (P460) এর মাধ্যমে আসলটির সাথে লিঙ্ক করুন

বস্তু'

* একটি প্লট ডিভাইস হতে পারে, যেমন  গল্পে প্রেরণা হিসেবে (MacGuffin (Q488733)) --> narrative role (P5800)

গল্প

story (Q217086)

The events that happened in the fictional world the story is set in.

A story can be set in a certain time and place/environment. --> narrative location (P840), set in period (P2408), set in environment (P8411), set during recurring event (P9215) on the work item
A narrative work can recall an archetypical story (Sun, Moon, and Talia (Q2002867), The Beauty Sleeping in the Wood (Q27134782) and Little Briar Rose (Q27134855) recall the story of Sleeping Beauty (Q11824)) --> manifestation of (P1557), maybe new property <recalls> on the work item
The events have a certain duration
A story can feature certain events --> set in period (P2408) on the work item

প্লট

plot (Q1758354)

যে ঘটনাগুলো বর্ণনায় একটি নির্দিষ্ট ক্রমে এবং একটি নির্দিষ্ট জোর দিয়ে বলা হয়।

The events told can serve a certain purpose (e.g. cliffhanger (Q665478), deus ex machina (Q203698), flashforward (Q2533706)) --> to indicate used plot devices on the item for the whole work uses (P2283) could be used, if there are items for a (chain of) event(s) (e.g. in the form of scenes or chapters) narrative role (P5800) could be used
The events told can take a certain place in the dramatic structure (exposition (Q2642214), <rising action>, climax (Q569250), <falling action>, denouement (Q1974893))
The order of events told can be linear or nonlinear (nonlinear narrative (Q2894685)) --> Probably uses (P2283) can be used
The events told have a certain duration and frequency

বর্ণনা

narrator (Q755070)

The point of view and voice from/with which the story is told. Characteristics of the narrator can be either indicated via narrator (P2438) or, if the narrator is a character, on the item for the character.

with a certain level of knowledge (e.g. <omniscient narrator>) --> narrator (P2438) on the work item and/or narrative role (P5800) on the character item
from a certain point-of-view (e.g. first-person narrative (Q616622)) --> narrator (P2438) on the work item and/or narrative role (P5800) on the character item
with a certain focus and voice (e.g. focal character (Q5463844), viewpoint character (Q15841935), stream of consciousness (Q3284176)) --> narrative role (P5800) on the character item or uses (P2283) on the work item
with a certain attitude
can have a certain personality (unreliable narrator (Q650118)) --> narrator (P2438) on the work item, other personality traits can be indicated on the character item
can be part of the story (a character)

প্রধান থিম, সাহিত্যের থিম এবং বর্ণনামূলক মোটিফ

theme (Q1053916), stoff (Q42109240), narrative motif (Q1697305)

A narrative work can be described with respect to ideas and notions expressed in it:

the central idea (theme (Q1053916)) --> main subject (P921) on the work item
a common story that is given shape in this narration (stoff (Q42109240) - e.g. Cinderella (Q11841), Tristan and Iseult (Q335367), Romeo and Juliet) --> for traditional stories (folk tales, legends, etc.) manifestation of (P1557) is currently used to express this relationship, but some work could be done in this area to find a nice way to structure things
for narrative motifs (narrative motif (Q1697305)) --> narrative motif (P6962) on the work item, can be qualified with symbolizes (P4878)
for events featured in the narrative --> set in period (P2408) on the work item
for objects described by the narration --> depicts (P180) on the work item

আন্তঃপাঠ্যতা

intertextuality (Q667404)

Narrations and fictional entities can refer to other works (and to reality).

they can be influenced by something. --> influenced by (P737) (If applicable, inspired by (P941) should be used)
they can be inspired by something --> inspired by (P941) (especially used for events that inspired a work, people who inspired a certain character or works another work is loosely based on)
they can represent an entity --> fictional or mythical analog of (P1074)

they can quote, allude to or reference another work --> references work, tradition or theory (P8371) (used for works mentioned or alluded to in a certain narrative work), quotes work (P6166) (used for directly quoted works), samples from work (P5707) used for works sampled by an audiovisual work

they can be based on another work --> based on (P144) (especially used for adaptations - works a certain work is based on)

they can be based on a work by another person --> after a work by (P1877) (especially if there is no single work by this person the work is based on (e.g. "based on characters by ..."), otherwise based on (P144) <work> is preferable)

they may feature historical events --> set in period (P2408) on the work item

বৈশিষ্ট্য এবং যোগ্যতা

বৈশিষ্ট্য

বর্ণনা ব্যাখ্যা করার জন্য বর্তমানে দুটি সত্তার ধরন ব্যবহার করা হয়: কাল্পনিক সত্তা এবং বর্ণনামূলক কাজ

For characters, see Properties for fictional characters

কাল্পনিক সত্তার জন্য বৈশিষ্ট্য:

A fictional, mythical, folkloristic or legendary entity has to be marked as such by making it an (indirect) instance of fictional entity (Q14897293), mythical entity (Q24334685), folklore character (Q25810847) or legendary figure (Q13002315) (see Wikidata:WikiProject_Fictional_universes). In all other statements you can use the same properties and items that can be used in similar statements about non-fictional entities. Here are just some properties which are especially relevant for entities from stories:

Title	ID	Data type	Description	Examples	Inverse
instance of	P31	Item	instance of: every fictional entity has to be an (indirect) instance of fictional entity (Q14897293), mythical entity (Q24334685), folklore character (Q25810847) or legendary figure (Q13002315)	Reynard <instance of> fictional fox	-
present in work	P1441	Item	work: the work in which the subject appears	Bowser <present in work> Super Mario	characters
significant person	P3342	Item	person and human whose existence is disputed: used to indicate the relation between characters, to be qualified with object of statement has role (P3831). There exist following specialized properties for relations between characters: enemy (P7047) sidekick of (P2546) killed by (P157) patient of (P3205) student of (P1066)/student (P802) unmarried partner (P451) and spouse (P26) relative (P1038): child (P40), sibling (P3373), father (P22), mother (P25), stepparent (P3448), godparent (P1290) you may also have a look at the results of this query: subproperties of P3342 Common values for object of statement has role (P3831): friend (Q17297777) love interest (Q18706995) you may also have a look at the results of this query: values for for p:P3342/pq:P3831 on fictional characters	Antonie Buddenbrook <significant person> Morten Schwarzkopf	-
narrative role	P5800	Item	narrative role: the role the subject plays in a narration, qualified with of (P642) to indicate the work in which the subject fulfills this function (to indicate that a game character is a player character (Q1062345)/non-player character (Q466466)/boss (Q468388) use subject has role (P2868) - via discussion at Wikidata:WikiProject_Video_games (September 2018))	Anna Karenina <narrative role> protagonist	-
character type	P9071	Item	stock character: the character type of the subject	Emmett Brown <character type> absent-minded professor	-
subject has role	P2868	Item	role: used on game characters to indicate their role in terms of game mechanics (e.g. player character (Q1062345), non-player character (Q466466), boss (Q468388)) (see discussion at Wikidata:WikiProject_Video_games (September 2018))	Guybrush Threepwood <subject has role> player character	-
appears in the form of	P4675	Item	shapeshifter: form taken by the subject (e.g. by shapeshifting or other forms of transformation)	Gregor Samsa <appears in the form of> insect	-
possessed by spirit	P4292	Item	spirit possession: item which is spiritually possessing the subject	Janosz Poha <possessed by spirit> Vigo the Carpathian	-
superhuman feature or ability	P2563	Item	superpower and superhuman quality: superhuman, supernatural, or paranormal abilities that the subject exhibits	Scarlet Witch <superhuman feature or ability> reality warping	-
personality trait of fictional character	P9652	Item	personality trait: particular personality trait which applies to the subject	Scrooge McDuck <personality trait of fictional character> parsimony	-
fictional or mythical analog of	P1074	Item	persons (or other entities) the subject is supposed to represent	Earth-that-was <fictional or mythical analog of> Earth	-
inspired by	P941	Item	artistic inspiration and inspired: persons (or other entities) that inspired the subject	Simon Dedalus <inspired by> John Stanislaus Joyce	-
based on	P144	Item	based on: fictional entity the subject is derived from (for persons that inspired the subject use inspired by (P941)	Alice <based on> Alice	derivative work
incarnation of	P3701	Item	incarnation: incarnation of another religious or supernatural being	Thirteenth Doctor <incarnation of> The Doctor	-
first appearance	P4584	Item	first appearance: work in which a fictional/mythical character or entity first appeared	Sherlock Holmes <first appearance> A Study in Scarlet	-
last appearance	P12878	Item	last appearance: last work featuring a fictional character or item	Mary Camden <last appearance> …And Thank You	-
narrative age	P6249	Quantity	fictional character: age of the subject within a story world, may be qualified with of (P642). Currently age of subject at event (P3629) is also in use for this purpose (see qualifiers below).	Bart Simpson <narrative age> 10	-
alternate universe counterpart	P11799	Item	fictional entity: fictional character/entity that is an alternate universe counterpart of the subject	Rosalind Lutece <alternate universe counterpart> Robert Lutece	-

If you really want to nerd out about your favorite character, consider if the following properties might apply:

Title	ID	Data type	Description	Examples	Inverse
lifestyle	P1576	Item	lifestyle: Does your Character practice vegetarianism (Q83364) or is she an hermit (Q189829) or is he in the high society (Q17126676)? more values	Malcolm Reynolds <lifestyle> outlaw	-
medical condition	P1050	Item	health problem and physiological condition: Like post-traumatic stress disorder (Q202387) or claustrophobia (Q186892)	Henry DeTamble <medical condition> chrono-impairment disorder	-
political ideology	P1142	Item	political ideology: political ideology of an organization or person or of a work (such as a newspaper)	Aang <political ideology> pacifism	-
social classification	P3716	Item	social class, personnal status in France and social status: social class as recognized in traditional or state law	Sally Hemings <social classification> enslaved person	-
interested in	P2650	Item	item of special or vested interest to this person or organisation	European Holocaust Research Infrastructure <interested in> The Holocaust	-

আখ্যানমূলক কাজের জন্য বৈশিষ্ট্য':

Title	ID	Data type	Description	Examples	Inverse
characters	P674	Item	fictional character: the characters appearing in a work, can be qualified with object of statement has role (P3831)/narrative role (P5800) (see qualifier section below) to indicate the role of a character in the narration	The Sleeping Beauty <characters> wicked fairy godmother	present in work
narrator	P2438	Item	narrator and narrator: the character or actor narrating the story or the type of narrator used to narrate the story	The Usual Suspects <narrator> unreliable narrator	-
uses	P2283	Item	use: could be used to indicate the narrative techniques used in a work (maybe there should be an own property)	The Neverending Story <uses> story within a story	used by
narrative location	P840	Item	narrative location: location a work is set in	The Man Without Qualities <narrative location> Vienna	-
set in environment	P8411	Item	narrative environment: environment (geographic feature, building type, etc.) the narrative work is set in	shower scene of Psycho <set in environment> bathroom	-
set in period	P2408	Item	historical period: period a work is set in, events featured by a work	Mephisto <set in period> 1930s	-
set during recurring event	P9215	Item	recurring event: recurring event (e.g. season, month, holiday) during which this fictional work is set	Lady Snowblood <set during recurring event> winter	-
influenced by	P737	Item	social influence: ideas, developments, disciplines, etc. that remarkably influenced a certain work	Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde <influenced by> criminology	-
inspired by	P941	Item	artistic inspiration and inspired: works, events or persons which inspired a certain work	Cyrano de Bergerac <inspired by> Cyrano de Bergerac	-
based on	P144	Item	based on: work(s) this work is derived from	Daphnis and Chloe <based on> Daphnis and Chloe	derivative work
references work, tradition or theory	P8371	Item	reference: works a certain work refers to	1Q84 <references work, tradition or theory> Sinfonietta	-
quotes work	P6166	Item	source of information: work this work directly quotes	Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows <quotes work> 1 Corinthians 15	-
after a work by	P1877	Item	creative work: person whose work inspired a certain work	Batman & Robin <after a work by> Bob Kane	-
manifestation of	P1557	Item	manifestation: tale type another work is a manifestation of	Sun, Moon, and Talia <manifestation of> Sleeping Beauty	-
has spin-off	P2512	Item	spin-off: spin-off of this series (use plot expanded in (P5940) for other kinds of work)	All in the Family <has spin-off> Maude	-
plot expanded in	P5940	Item	sequel, prequel and tie-in: a work that expands the narrative in this work (see also has spin-off (P2512) for series); may be qualified with object of statement has role (P3831) to specify the kind of expansion (sequel (Q261636), prequel (Q678345), tie-in (Q1187053))	Where No Man Has Gone Before <plot expanded in> To Boldly Go: Part I	-
main subject	P921	Item	topic, matter and subject: the main idea of a narrative work (according to sources). May be contested (in this case one can use qualifiers like statement disputed by (P1310), statement supported by (P3680))	Lolita <main subject> solipsism	statement is subject of
depicts	P180	Item	depicting object: an object (e.g. event) described by the narration.	The Tin Drum <depicts> Kristallnacht	depicted by
narrative motif	P6962	Item	narrative motif: thematic unit used to develop a theme, mood or plot. May be qualified with symbolizes (P4878)	Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde <narrative motif> doppelgänger	-

যোগ্যতা

Title	ID	Data type	Description	Examples	Inverse
applies to work	P10663	Item	used to restrict a statement to a certain narrative work, replaces the previous uses of of (P642) or present in work (P1441)	Maleficent <narrative role> protagonist <applies to work> Maleficent	-
narrative role	P5800	Item	narrative role: to indicate the role a fictional entity plays in a certain narrative work, as a qualifier to characters (P674) (Please note the discussion at Property_talk:P5800 (November 6th, 2018). Currently the use as a statement seems to be preferred)	Sleeping Beauty <characters> Maleficent <narrative role> antagonist	-
object of statement has role	P3831	Item	role: to indicate the game function of a character in a certain game (e.g. player character (Q1062345), non-player character (Q466466), boss (Q468388)), as a qualifier to characters (P674)	Life Is Strange <characters> Chloe Price <object of statement has role> non-player character	-
relative to	P2210	Item	reference point: to indicate the entity a statement is true relative to	The Little Man <narrative role> foil <relative to> Pink Panther	-
age of subject at event	P3629	Quantity	age of a person: to indicate the age of a character in a certain work (it's uses could probably be replaced with narrative age (P6249) as a statement)	Bilbo Baggins <present in work> The Hobbit <age of subject at event> 50	-
time index	P4895	Quantity	time: to indicate at what moment in a certain work (e.g. minute, chapter, fictional unit of time) a statement is true.	1Q84 <narrative location> Shibuya-ku <time index> 3 chapter	-
symbolizes	P4878	Item	symbol: as a qualifier to present in work (P1441) or narrative motif (P6962) for fictional entities or Motifs said (by appropriate sources) to represent or embody an abstract concept in a certain work.	Engywook <present in work> The Neverending Story <symbolizes> science	-
statement is regarded as spoiler for	P7528	Item	spoiler: as a qualifier to any claim to indicate that this could be a spoiler	The Narrator <said to be the same as> Narrator <statement is regarded as spoiler for> Fight Club	-
nature of statement	P5102	Item	to indicate the nature of the statement. Special uses for statements about fictional entites: in-universe perspective (Q96102813) - out-of-universe perspective (Q96102817): to make explicit that the statement is valid inside/outside the story world	The Addams Family <named after> Charles Addams <nature of statement> out-of-universe perspective	-

Identifiers

Identifiers that may be relevant for narratives

Title	ID	Data type	Description	Examples	Inverse
Aarne–Thompson–Uther Tale Type Index	P2540	String	Aarne–Thompson–Uther classification system: index used to classify folktales	Cinderella <Aarne–Thompson–Uther Tale Type Index> 510A	-

Identifiers that may be relevant for elements of narratives.

Title	ID	Data type	Description	Examples	Inverse
Archive of Our Own tag	P8419	External identifier	tag for this item on Archive of Our Own	Harry Potter <Archive of Our Own tag> Harry Potter	-
Fandom article ID	P6262	External identifier	Fandom article: identifier of an article on Fandom (Wikia). Format: subdomain:Page_title (language-code.subdomain:Page_title for non-English wikis)	Kermit the Frog <Fandom article ID> muppet:Kermit_the_Frog	-
Goodreads character ID	P6327	External identifier	identifier for a fictional character on Goodreads	Rincewind <Goodreads character ID> 26569	-
Iconclass notation	P1256	External identifier	Iconclass code that corresponds with an artistic theme or concept. For artworks, use P1257 (depicts Iconclass notation)	milkmaid <Iconclass notation> 47I22311	-
Comic Vine ID	P5905	External identifier	identifier at the Comic Vine database of comic books, fictional characters, people, films and television series/episodes	Batman <Comic Vine ID> 4005-1699	-
TV Tropes ID	P6839	External identifier	film/TV trope: identifier in the TV Tropes online wiki	Game of Thrones <TV Tropes ID> Series/GameOfThrones	-
MyAnimeList character ID	P4085	External identifier	identifier for a fictional character on MyAnimeList	Sagara Sanosuke <MyAnimeList character ID> 149	-
bgm.tv character ID	P6296	External identifier	identifier for a character or group of characters on bgm.tv (Bangumi/Chobits)	Freyja Wion <bgm.tv character ID> 36560	-
INDUCKS character ID	P4479	External identifier	identifier for a character of the Disney Universe	Donald Duck <INDUCKS character ID> DD	-
Marvel character ID	P5621	External identifier	identifier for a character on the Marvel.com website	Scott Lang <Marvel character ID> 1010801	-
LGBTFansDB character ID	P6780	External identifier	identifier for a character entry on LGBT fans deserve better database	Lily Aldrin <LGBTFansDB character ID> lily-aldrin-met-mother	-
AniDB character ID	P5648	External identifier	identifier for a character in AniDB database, if multiple identifiers are available for one character, use the smallest number one	Nanachi <AniDB character ID> 89866	-
Behind The Voice Actors character ID	P5107	External identifier	identifier of a character from the Behind The Voice Actors website	Rei Ayanami <Behind The Voice Actors character ID> Evangelion/Rei-Ayanami	-
FFF character ID	P5620	External identifier	identifier for a character on the Franco Fossati Foundation website	Diabolik <FFF character ID> d/diabolik	-
AnimeClick character ID	P5847	External identifier	identifier of character from AnimeClick database	Goku <AnimeClick character ID> 5986	-
Cultureel Woordenboek ID	P3569	External identifier	identifier for a concept in the Dutch Cultureel Woordenboek ('Cultural Dictionary')	Sisyphus <Cultureel Woordenboek ID> mythologie/sisyfos	-
Getty Iconography Authority ID	P5986	External identifier	identifier from the Getty Iconography Authority	Shiva <Getty Iconography Authority ID> 901000021	-
CERL Thesaurus ID	P1871	External identifier	identifier in the Consortium of European Research Libraries Thesaurus	Simone da Lesina <CERL Thesaurus ID> cnp00166993	-
Visual Novel Database ID	P3180	External identifier	identifier at the Visual Novel Database	Do You Like Horny Bunnies? <Visual Novel Database ID> v133	-
Giant Bomb ID	P5247	External identifier	identifier at the Giant Bomb database of video games, fictional characters and voice actors	Halo 2 <Giant Bomb ID> 3030-7110	-
GND ID	P227	External identifier	GND ID: identifier from an international authority file of names, subjects, and organizations (please don't use type n = name, disambiguation) - Deutsche Nationalbibliothek	Universe <GND ID> 4079154-3	-
VIAF ID	P214	External identifier	VIAF ID: identifier for the Virtual International Authority File database [format: up to 22 digits]	Stan Lauryssens <VIAF ID> 120062731	-
NLP ID (old)	P1695	External identifier	National Library of Poland unique identifier. Format: "a" followed by 13 digits. For the newer 16-digit format use P7293	Jan Stanisław Skorupski <NLP ID (old)> a0000001110784	-
IdRef ID	P269	External identifier	IdRef: identifier for authority control in the French collaborative library catalog (see also P1025). Format: 8 digits followed by a digit or "X"	Victor Hugo <IdRef ID> 026927608	-
Bibliothèque nationale de France ID	P268	External identifier	Bibliothèque nationale de France: identifier for the subject issued by BNF (Bibliothèque nationale de France). Format: 8 digits followed by a check-digit or letter, do not include the initial 'cb'.	René Magritte <Bibliothèque nationale de France ID> 123735831	-
Encyclopædia Britannica Online ID	P1417	External identifier	identifier for an article in the online version of Encyclopædia Britannica	Alfred Hitchcock <Encyclopædia Britannica Online ID> biography/Alfred-Hitchcock	-
Disney A to Z ID	P6181	External identifier	Disney A to Z: ID of article in online version of Disney A to Z	Mickey Mouse <Disney A to Z ID> mickey-mouse	-
Quora topic ID	P3417	External identifier	identifier for a topic on Quora (English language version)	Wikidata <Quora topic ID> Wikidata	-

Missing properties and qualifiers

Should there be an own property to indicate the narrative techniques used in a work or is benutzt (P2283) sufficient?

উদাহরণ

ক্ষেত্রের কিছু আইটেম যেখানে কিছু কাজ করা হয়েছিল, অনুপ্রেরণা এবং আলোচনার জন্য (অন্যান্য আকর্ষণীয় আইটেম যোগ করুন যদি আপনি সেগুলি খুঁজে পান):
* The Tin Drum (Q899334)
* Lolita (Q127149)
* Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde (Q217352)
* The Neverending Story (Q463108)
* Buddenbrooks (Q326909)
* Ulysses (Q6511) (অধ্যায়ের মডেলিং)
* 1Q84 (Q208971)
* The Decameron (Q16438)
* Water Margin (Q70827) / Water Margin universe (Q111395910)

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* উইকিপ্রজেক্ট স্টার ট্রেক
* উইকিপ্রজেক্ট হ্যারি পটার
* উইকিপ্রকল্প মধ্য-পৃথিবী

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