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Shameless! Reconceiving the Problem of Plagiarism.
Abstract
There’s been an awful lot of hysteria lately over the increasing incidence of plagiarism in student assignments. No doubt much of the anguish over the issue derives from recent public reports on ‘soft marking’ of fee-paying students and on students being awarded degrees despite having been caught submitting – shamelessly – somebody else’s work as their own. These reports have been followed by firm statements from university administrations that...
Paper Details
Title
Shameless! Reconceiving the Problem of Plagiarism.
Published Date
Jan 1, 2002
Volume
46
Issue
1
Pages
19 - 23
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