: in academia, including the citation and plagiarism, is a practice that goes against the establishment and, worse still, against the development of critical thinking and independent. Copy and paste has become a habit when it comes to "disengage materials, to produce a repeat presentations, articles, chapters," arm "texts to score points in a scene in which the deadlines are unstoppable happen.
This is a problem of intellectual honesty. This sounds obvious. But it is a minor issue. Not only because "that is copied is deluding himself," but because when we sew thoughtlessly snippets of text, we feed the machine to play-more-of-the-same.
And that will play our best ideas, which never come to light because, admittedly, copy and paste is easier ...
DEFINITIONS
Quote: according to the Royal English Academy (RAE), reported , note or mention the author, text or places that are alleged or discuss in what is said or written. Plagiarism
: also according to the RAE, in essence, copying another's work, giving them their own. Copy and paste
: An expression that, according to custom, refers to the act of extracting parts one or more other texts and integrate them into a text-reflective product without further treatment. FINAL REFLECTION
Copy and paste can mean so much effort as writing "honestly" as a theme, involves searching text, read, select pieces, baste, give them minimal coherence to "convince" the other that one has done their job.
It is not hard to redirect the effort to develop their own text and, most importantly, answer a fundamental question: why write ?
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