This is the way that classes were presented in the statically
generated hyperwebs.  in this case we are looking at the class Thesis
in the <A HREF="jpr_ht12.html">Bibliographic-data</A>
ontology.  In this old version of ontology HTMLification we did not
display any inherited information that can be seen in italics in this
<A HREF="jpr_ht75.html">worked example</A>. <P>

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<TITLE>Class Thesis in theory Bibliographic-Data</TITLE>
<H1>Class <A NAME="THESIS"> THESIS</A></H1>
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<LI><B>Defined in theory: <A HREF="jpr_ht12.html">Bibliographic-data</A></B>
<LI><B>Source code: <A HREF="jpr_ht64.html">bibliographic-data.lisp</A></B></UL>
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<H2>Slots on this class:</H2>
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<DT><B><A HREF="jpr_ht64.html">Documentation</A>: </B>
<BLOCKQUOTE>An official report on a bout of graduate work for which one receives a
degree, published by the university.  Never mind that some fields make a big
deal about the difference between dissertations and theses.  From the
bibliographic perspective, they are both of the same family.
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<DT><B><A HREF="jpr_ht64.html">Subclass-Of</A>: </B><A HREF="jpr_ht64.html">Document</A>
<DT><B><A HREF="jpr_ht64.html">Exhaustive-Subclass-Partition</A>: </B><A HREF="jpr_ht64.html">{</A><A HREF="jpr_ht64.html">Masters-thesis</A>, <A HREF="jpr_ht64.html">Doctoral-thesis</A><A HREF="jpr_ht64.html">}</A></DL>
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<H2>Slots on instances of this class:</H2>
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<DT><B><A HREF="jpr_ht64.html">Doc.Author</A>: </B>
<DD><I><A HREF="jpr_ht64.html">Slot-Cardinality</A>: </I>1
<DT><B><A HREF="jpr_ht64.html">Doc.Publication-Date</A>: </B>
<DD><I><A HREF="jpr_ht64.html">Slot-Cardinality</A>: </I>1
<DT><B><A HREF="jpr_ht64.html">Doc.Title</A>: </B>
<DD><I><A HREF="jpr_ht64.html">Slot-Cardinality</A>: </I>1
<DT><B><A HREF="jpr_ht64.html">Thesis.University</A>: </B>
<DD><I><A HREF="jpr_ht64.html">Slot-Cardinality</A>: </I>1
<DD><I><A HREF="jpr_ht64.html">Slot-Value-Type</A>: </I><A HREF="jpr_ht64.html">University</A></DL>
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<H2>Notes:</H2>
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<LI>What about theses published as technical reports?

<P>If it is cited as a TR, it is a TR.

<P>One can imagine adding a cross-reference field to
             references that points to associated documents or
             other references.

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