Originality, imitation, and plagiarism: teaching writing in the digital age

Choosing metaphors / Jessica Litman

On ethical issues in publishing in the life sciences / Gilbert S. Omenn

Reviewing the author-function in the age of Wikipedia / Amit Ray, Erhardt Graeff

Internet and open-access publishing in physics research / Gordon Kane

Do thesis statements short-circuit originality in students' writing? / Anne Berggren

Cloud gate: challenging reproducibility / Jeff Ward

Genres as forms of in(ter)vention / Anis Bawarshi

When copying is not copying: plagiarism and French composition scholarship / Christiane Donahue

The dynamic nature of common knowledge / Amy England

Instinctual ballast: imitation and creative writing / Christina Pugh

The anthology as a literary creation: on innovation and plagiarism in textual collections / Christopher M. Kuipers

Economies of plagiarism: the i-Map and issues of ownership in information gathering / Kim Walden, Alan Peacock

"Fair use," copyright law, and the composition teacher / Martine Courant Rife

History and the disciplining of plagiarism / Michael Grossberg

Plagiarism and copyright infringement: the costs of confusion / Laura J. Murray

Plagiarism, a Turnitin trial, and an experience of cultural disorientation / Lisa Emerson

Academic plagiarism and the limits of theft / Stefan senders

Insider writing: plagiarism-proof assignments / Lynn Z. Bloom

Plagiarism across cultures: is there a difference? / Joel Bloch

Framing plagiarism / Linda Adler-Kassner, Chris M. Anson, Rebecca Moore Howard.