saahityik chori
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yeh lekh ek aadhaar hai. aap ise badhaakar vikipeediya ki sahaayata kar sakte hain. |
kisi doosare ki bhaasha, vichaar, upaaya, shaili aadi ka adhikaanshat: nakal karte hue apne maulik kruti ke roop mein prakaashan karna saahityik chori (Plagiarism) kahalaati hai. Europe mein atthaarahaveen shati ke baad hi is tarah ka vyavahaar anaitik vyavahaar maana jaane laga. iske poorv ki shataabdiyon mein lekhak evam kalaakaar apne kshetr ke mahaarathiyon (masters) ki hoobahoo nakal karne ke liye protsaahit kiye jaate the. saahityik chori tab maani jaati hai jab ham kisi ke dvaara likhe gaye saahitya ko bina usaka sandarbh diye apne naam se prakaashit kar lete hain. is prakaar se liya gaya saahitya anaitik man jaata hai aur ise saahityik chori kaha jaata hai. aaj jab soochana prodyogiki ka vistaar teji se hua hai aise mein poora vishv ek global vilej mein tabdeel ho gaya hai aur aise anaitik kaarya aasaani se pakad mein aa jaate hain.
vartamaan mein 'plegaarijm' academic beimaani samajhi jaati hai. plegarijm koi aparaadh naheen hai balki naitik aadhaar par amaanya hai.
baahari kadiyaaain
- American Historical Association, "Statement on Standards of Professional Conduct" (2005)
- What is the price of plagiarism? A The Christian Science Monitor
- The Assessment in Higher Education web site's plagiarism page contains links to a variety of resources (articles, books, cheat sites, etc.).
- "Plagiary: Cross-disciplinary Studies in Plagiarism, Fabrication, and Falsification." journal: Journal website and online archive
- The Plagiarism Advisory Service Provides advice and guidance to UK and International learning institutions.
- Copyright Infringement archive at UCLA School of Law
- Citation Plagiarism
- Deja Vu: A Database of Duplicate Citations in the Scientific Literature
- Public radio host reading from Wikipedia Examples of transmedia content scraping.
- Stanley Fish (August 9, 2010). "Plagiarism Is Not a Big Moral Deal". The New York Times. http://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/08/09/plagiarism-is-not-a-big-moral-deal/.
- Stanley Fish (August 16, 2010). "The Ontology of Plagiarism: Part Two". The New York Times. http://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/08/16/the-ontology-of-plagiarism-part-two/.