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The Origins of Darwin – the plagiarist?

If it was contemporary, the issue of plagiarism would arise because the words are virtually the same, or exactly the same.
His theory may have evolved in Tibet Charles Darwin has been accused of many things – but never before of being a closet Tibetan Buddhist. A leading scholar of human emotions and facial expressions has [...]

Literary crimes, or caught with stolen words

Remember those blush-making times when your teacher would hold up your English paper and, eyeing you closely, ask that dreaded question: “Did you really write this yourself?”
Most people who have ever written a paper or taken an exam have a few such embarrassing moments carefully tucked away in the bottom drawer of their memory. One [...]

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