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| Details for primary source | |
This term refers to an original work, as opposed to later commentaries, elaborations, or analyses of it. A primary historical source, for example, would be the documents from a particular period, such as contracts or annals, or those from a person, such as letters or diaries. A primary literary source would be a manuscript or printed first edition of a novel, play, poem, or other work. |
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| Details for secondary source | |
Any work of reference, literary criticism, or biography concerning an author is a secondary source. It is called this because these sorts of works are written on the basis of information from the author's works, called the primary source, and so are secondhand. |