Dorothy and William strolling down the lane, raptured by the sun and the beauty it brings. Desiring to put their experience into words, each doing so in their own way. Dorothy penned a journal to give an account of all they saw, William created poems in reflections of the time they spent. The question remains; did William steal the original thought from his sister to create his poems? Did the two work in tandem toward the same goal? Perhaps their works are separate pieces that should be admired as such.
Plagiarism is becoming an abstract being the more time we put behind the belief. At it’s core definition, plagiarism would seem easy to spot. A decision that ethics would easy navigate. If a piece of work is easy identified as copied willfully
Plagiarism is becoming an abstract being the more time we put behind the belief. At it’s core definition, plagiarism would seem easy to spot. A decision that ethics would easy navigate. If a piece of work is easy identified as copied willfully