plagiarization

I think when people don't have a lot of time, it's really hard to be as tough on plagiarization as they'd like to be and say they are.

intertribal: a positive and generative potential in the experience of getting lost. intertribal 2010

I'm surprised neither one has sued the other for plagiarization.

Moran for Virginia 2009

On paper, phrase repetition is problematic, but in and of itself, it is not necessarily self-plagiarization.

Author! Author! » Blog Archive » Who said that? Wait, I did. Or was it Oscar Wilde? 2009

Spread out over an entire text — or as it often appears in the case of successful writers of series, once per book — self-plagiarization may be fairly innocuous, the kind of thing that might only bug someone who read manuscripts for a living.

Author! Author! » Blog Archive » Who said that? Wait, I did. Or was it Oscar Wilde? 2009

Nowhere is the practice of self-plagiarization more prevalent than in the garden-variety political speech.

Author! Author! » Blog Archive » Who said that? Wait, I did. Or was it Oscar Wilde? 2009

You can't plagiarize by using something that occurred after the event constituting the alleged plagiarization.

Carry-Over Thread 2007

No matter how fiercely THE WEST WING tried to promote the notion of presidential speechwriters as ultra-creative writers, if you look at speeches given by the same politician over time, self-plagiarization is of epidemic proportions.

Author! Author! » Blog Archive » Who said that? Wait, I did. Or was it Oscar Wilde? 2009

You can't plagiarize by using something that occurred after the event constituting the alleged plagiarization.

Carry-Over Thread 2007

Self-plagiarization tends to raise red flags with professional readers for other reasons, however.

Author! Author! » Blog Archive » Who said that? Wait, I did. Or was it Oscar Wilde? 2009

Shouldn't the headline be: "Liberals expose Harper's plagiarization of Iraq speech"?

harper exposed 2008