http://www.becker-posner-blog.com/archives/2005/04/plagiarismposne.html Recent “scandals” involving charges of plagiarism by professors and other writers treat plagiarism as (1) a well-defined concept that (2) is unequivocally deserving of condemnation. It is neither. Take the second point first. The idea that copying another person’s ideas... en-us http://phnk.com/blog/index.php?2005/05/01/159-a-propos-du-plagiat Depuis une semaine, les intellectuels américains Richard Posner et Gary Becker débattent sur leur blog du plagiat. Récemment, le débat ressuscite dans un scandale académique que ni Richard Posner ni Gary Becker ne citent explicitement : il s'agit http://www.analphilosopher.com/posts/1114480965.shtml Judge Richard A. Posner has a fascinating post on plagiarism. See here. Among other things, he explains why plagiarism by a professor is not ...]]> http://thedailymemo.com/2005/04/25/plagiarism/ Judge Posner asks us to reconsider the sin of plagiarism: Recent “scandalsâ€� involving charges of plagiarism by professors and other writers treat plagiarism as (1) a well-defined concept that (2) is unequivocally deserving of condemnation. It is...