OBJECT
Person

A person
GraphQL Schema definition

type Person implements Contact {
#   How to address the person
addressAs: String 
#   Addresses for this contact
addresses: [Address!]! 
#   Used in ONIX, and on the AI in the absence of a work-specific biographical note
biographicalNote: String 
#   Tags for this contact
contactTags: [String!]! 
#   A list of contributions made by the contact to works
contributions: [Contribution!]! 
#   A single contributor place relationship
# 
# Arguments
#   code: The code for the place relationship required
contributorPlaceRelationship(
code: ONIXContributorPlaceRelatorCode!
): ContributorPlaceRelationship 
#   A list of place with which the contact is related, generally used for 
#   contributors
contributorPlaceRelationships: [ContributorPlaceRelationship!]! 
#   The name of the organisation
corporateName: String @deprecated( reason: "Use the organisationName field on the Organisation interface instead"  )
#   The Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S number of the organisation
dunsNumber: String @deprecated( reason: "Use the dunsNumber field on the Organisation interface instead"  )
#   Email addresses for this contact
emails: [Email!]! 
#   The gender of the person
gender: String 
#   Gender clarification notes (e.g. preferred pronouns)
genderClarification: String 
#   The Global Location Number (GLN) of the organisation
globalLocationNumber: String @deprecated( reason: "Use the globalLocationNumber field on the Organisation interface                               instead"  )
#   The unique Consonance identifier
id: Int! 
#   The In-house customer ID of the contact
inhouseCustomerId: String 
#   The In-house supplier ID of the contact
inhouseSupplierId: String 
#   The ISNI of the contact
isni: String 
#   The names that will determine the order of an alphabetical list e.g. Smith, 
#   García Márquez, Madonna, or Francis de Sales, in Saint Francis de Sales.
# 
#   ### Examples
#   * Simone de **Beauvoir**
#   * **Mao** Zedong. In Chinese names, the key name is usually the first element in 
#   the complete name; please see _The Chicago Manual of Style, 16th Edition_, for 
#   detailed information on Chinese names.
#   * Marquis de **Sade**
#   * Pope **John Paul** II
#   * Gabriel **García Márquez**
#   * Joaquim Maria **Machado de Assis**. The word ‘de’ is not a prefix to the key 
#   name in this case.
#   * Peter **De Vries**. Anglicized versions of names often incorporate into the 
#   key name particles that would be prefixes to key names in their original 
#   cultures.
#   * John **Dos Passos**. Another anglicized particle.
#   * Sor **Juana Inés** de la Cruz
#   * Syed **Abu Zafar Nadvi**. See _The Chicago Manual of Style, 16th edition_, for 
#   detailed information on Arabic names.
#   * The Venerable **Bede**
#   * Imam Feisal **Abdul Rauf**
#   * St. **John** of the Cross
keyNames: String! 
#   The person's primary language
language: ONIXCode 
#   If the contact is an organisation, this is the corporate name, including any 
#   acronym.
#   If the contact is a single name person, this is the key names.
#   Otherwise, this is the person name, compiled by Consonance from the eight fields 
#   in the name region of the contact record.
name: String! 
#   A name suffix, or name(s) following a person’s key name(s)
# 
#   ###Examples
# 
#   * Anwar **Ibrahim**
#   * Mao **Zedong**
#   * Sor Juana Inés **de la Cruz**
#   * Mishima **Yukio**. In Japan the family (key) name precedes the given name; 
#   however, Japanese names are often inverted when Japanese books are translated 
#   into Western languages. This author’s name is usually presented as ‘Yukio 
#   Mishima’ on books published in the U.S. and Canada.
namesAfterKeyNames: String 
#   Often the given name, including any initials e.g. J.R.R., George R. R., Robert 
#   Louis
# 
#   ### Examples
# 
#   * **Robert Louis** Stevenson
#   * **Gabriel** García Márquez
#   * Prince **Michael** of Albany
#   * **George Gordon**, Lord Byron. Gordon is the author’s family name, but since 
#   the key name he is most commonly known by is Byron, both his given name and his 
#   family name belong in this field.
namesBeforeKeyNames: String 
#   Notes for this contact
notes: [Note!]! 
#   The ORCID iD of the person
orcidId: String 
#   The country code of the organisation
organisationCountry: ONIXCode @deprecated( reason: "Use the organisationCountry field on the Organisation interface                               instead"  )
#   The name of the person. This is compiled by Consonance from the eight fields in 
#   the name region of the contact record.
personName: String! 
#   The name of the person, presented with key names first, for alphabetical 
#   sorting. This is compiled by Consonance from the eight fields in the name region 
#   of the contact record.
personNameInverted: String! 
#   Phone numbers for this contact
phones: [Phone!]! 
#   Words which precede a person’s key name and which are part of the key name but 
#   are customarily dropped for alphabetisation e.g. van, in Ludwig van Beethoven
# 
#   ### Examples
# 
#   * Simone **de** Beauvoir
#   * Ludwig **van** Beethoven
#   * Prince Michael **of** Albany
#   * Melissa **de la** Cruz
#   * John Henry, **Cardinal** Newman. Strictly speaking, Cardinal is a title in 
#   this example, but in cases where a title occurs between the names before key 
#   names and the key names, the title should be entered in this field.
#   * Alfred, **Lord** Tennyson. Lord is a title but should be entered in this 
#   field.
#   * George Gordon, **Lord** Byron. Again, Lord is a title but should be entered in 
#   this field.
prefixToKeyNames: String 
#   A list of professional affiliations of the contact
professionalAffiliations: [ProfessionalAffiliation!]! 
#   A list of qualifications and honours following a person’s names
# 
#   ###Examples
# 
#   * His Royal Highness Prince Charles Philip Arthur George, Prince of Wales, Duke 
#   of Cornwall, Duke of Rothesay, Duke of Edinburgh, Earl of Chester, Earl of 
#   Carrick, Earl of Merioneth, Baron of Renfrew, Baron Greenwich, Lord of the Isles 
#   and Great Steward of Scotland, **KG, KT, GCB, OM, AK, QSO, CC, PC, ADC**
#   * Dame Sarah Elisabeth Mullally, **DBE**
#   * James Alfred Wight **OBE FRCVS**
qualificationsAndHonoursAfterNames: String 
#   Relationships for this contact
relationships: [Relationship!]! 
#   The Ringgold ID of the organisation
ringgoldId: String @deprecated( reason: "Use the ringgoldId field on the Organisation interface instead"  )
#   The fulfillments of a role that this contact is associated with
roleFulfillments: [RoleFulfillment!]! 
#   The number of role fulfilments of the contact
roleFulfillmentsCount: Int! 
#   The Standard Address Number (SAN) of the organisation
standardAddressNumber: String @deprecated( reason: "Use the standardAddressNumber field on the Organisation interface                               instead"  )
#   A non-name suffix, following a person’s key name(s)
# 
#   ###Examples
# 
#   * Pope John Paul **II**
#   * Reverend Adam Clayton Powell, **Jr.**
#   * Alexandre Dumas, **fils**
suffixAfterKeyNames: String 
#   The supporting resources for the contact
supportingResources: [SupportingResource!]! 
#   Titles (hereditary or awarded) which precede a person’s name but are not a 
#   formal part of that person’s name.
# 
#   
#   ### Examples
#   
#   * **Pope** John Paul II
#   
#   * **Dr.** Laura Schlessinger
#   
#   * **HRH Princess** Michael of Kent
#   
#   * **Marquis** de Sade
#   
#   * **Sor** Juana Inés de la Cruz
#   
#   * **The Venerable** Bede
#   
#   * **Imam** Feisal Abdul Rauf
#   
#   * **St.** John of the Cross
#   
#   * **Reverend** Adam Clayton Powell, Jr.
#   
#   * **Dame** Rebecca West
titlesBeforeName: String 
#   The VAT number of the contact
vatNumber: String 
#   Website addresses for this contact
webLinks: [WebLink!]! 
}
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