Intersting article from a blog on The Chronicle of Higher Education, Oct. 19. 'Where Plagiarism and Bad Editing Intersect'.
http://chronicle.com/blogs/footnoted/index.php?id=833
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3 comments:
The method of taking out the quotation marks and changing a work here and there is what I call the Stephen Ambrose method of plagiarism. I'm going to have to find a new example though...hardly any of my student have heard of Ambrose.
I should email my friend about it.
я считаю: восхитительно!! а82ч
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