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As I pointed out in response to another reply in this sub-thread: > [Self-plagiarism] doesn't mean "I use the same turn of phrase every once in a while". It me
by Ansil849 5y ago
As I pointed out in response to another reply in this sub-thread:
> [Self-plagiarism] doesn't mean "I use the same turn of phrase every once in a while". It means "I reproduced substantial portions of prior research or other text of my own and passed it off as new research."
The term is not used to mean occasional repetition of phrases or concepts, nor does it apply when that expectation is not the production of new research (e.g. when delivering a course lecture). The term is used to mean something more along the lines of when you take a paper you published some time ago, make a few edits, and re-submit it to another journal.
- yann2 5y agoYou feel this is causing great chaos in the world because...
- eesmith 5y ago"Great chaos"? Hardly. It causes needless boredom and annoyance. I once reviewed a paper. It seemed familiar. I pulled up a paper by the same authors from a decade previous. Yup, the first 10 pages were almost identical. I had read the earlier paper, and others had cited it -- though not the authors. That was a waste of time, adding nothing to the dialog.