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Trump's son plagiarizes part of speech (False alarm)


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PartySick
11 minutes ago, MJHolland said:

F.H. Buckley, the man who wrote the original words, was a speechwriter for this speech.

So unless you can plagiarize yourself, I don't understand why this thread was made (or at least been updated).

Self-Plagiarism

The idea of self-plagiarism seems almost ridiculous, but it is a very real issue that has consequences. Self-plagiarism is the use of one's own previous work in another context without citing that it was used previously. The idea is that the writer should let the reader know that this was not the first use of the material. Republished text is a glaring example of self-plagiarism. The writer must cite his-or herself when using previously written work. X

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Squidward T

Isnt plagiarism illegal if the person makes a profit with the plagiarized work, I am sure he got paid by the RNC to give the speech.

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Morphine Prince
27 minutes ago, MJHolland said:

F.H. Buckley, the man who wrote the original words, was a speechwriter for this speech.

So unless you can plagiarize yourself, I don't understand why this thread was made (or at least been updated).

Ok, thank GOD :air: Makes more sense. 

After last night I don't see why they'd include something word for word though :air: 

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JusKeepBreathin

The writer still needs permission from the original publication. Also it's just plain lazy. Like Trumps entire campaign. LAZY :saladga: 

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Whispering

This wasn't plagerism, not in the same sense of what happened with Melania. The speechwriter used his own metaphor from a previous article that he wrote. 

Now, Melania's speech was straight up plagerism. 

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MJHolland
11 hours ago, PartySick said:

Self-Plagiarism

The idea of self-plagiarism seems almost ridiculous, but it is a very real issue that has consequences. Self-plagiarism is the use of one's own previous work in another context without citing that it was used previously. The idea is that the writer should let the reader know that this was not the first use of the material. Republished text is a glaring example of self-plagiarism. The writer must cite his-or herself when using previously written work. X

:diane:

Are you actually being serious or???

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PartySick
20 minutes ago, MJHolland said:

Are you actually being serious or???

Half serious. I don't really care honestly lol

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calmar
1 hour ago, MJHolland said:

Are you actually being serious or???

As someone in academia, yes, it's really a thing.

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MJHolland
4 hours ago, calmar said:

As someone in academia, yes, it's really a thing.

As someone also in academia, it's not buddy. This is making me lose brain cells just replying. 

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Whispering
21 minutes ago, MJHolland said:

As someone also in academia, it's not buddy. This is making me lose brain cells just replying. 

It actually is. It doesn't really apply or matter in this situation, though. 

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crisTEAne
4 hours ago, calmar said:

As someone in academia, yes, it's really a thing.

yep, self-plagiarism is real. lil doubters should take professional writing 101 at ELTE (if you know what i mean :diane:). 

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