Exempel på plagiarism

• The university decided to fire a professor for committing plagiarism and falsifying data.

• Universities do give guidance on avoiding plagiarism, but good practice needs to begin in schools.

• A spokesman said that students guilty of blatant plagiarism could be stripped of their grades.

• Accordingly, there have been various attempts at adopting new labels to avoid the stigmatizing effect of the term plagiarism itself.

• Among historians and sociologists of science, it is a commonplace that scientists' accusations of plagiarism defy straightforward explanations.

• As can be imagined, there is vast potential here for ambiguity, for allegations of plagiarism, and for actual litigation.

• Based on a body of literature primarily in applied linguistics, this review focuses on textual plagiarism and antiplagiarism in second language academic writing.

• Moving beyond prevalent moral explanations, we further sought alternative reasons for students' inappropriate textual borrowing practices, often categorized as plagiarism.

• We argue that student textual plagiarism can best be viewed as an issue of authorial identity construction.

• All of the students completed questionnaires which focussed on their attitudes toward, and understanding of, plagiarism.

• This is lexicographical plagiarism taken into a new dimension; it is also all too human.

• Voices are being raised across the disciplines concerning the increasing prevalence of plagiarism and how to deal with it.

• More systematic studies of faculty attitudes to plagiarism are needed.

• Students holding this belief tend to reject the term plagiarism when characterizing their textual practice.

• The challenge is to make sure that students do not exaggerate the procedure and turn it into plagiarism (by "borrowing" chunks that are too large).

• They were also more aware of university policy on plagiarism.

• Perhaps the eating artist is vulgar because eating is plagiarism.

• It is the public nature of discovery that makes plagiarism a popular accusation in disputes over priority.