Briefly discuss your definition of plagiarism. Based on your definition of plagi

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Briefly discuss your definition of plagiarism. Based on your definition of plagiarism, discuss which of the following will lead to plagiarism and which will not. Share an appropriate rationale for your selection. Writers during Shakespeare's era referred to him as "an upstart crow, beautified with our feathers" because Shakespeare often took what other playwrights wrote and incorporated that into his own plays. He also rarely created a plot line himself, but people come to see plays such as Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, King Lear, and even Julius Caesar as his own creations. Copyright laws did not exist in his time. Is he guilty of plagiarizing? Many religious texts have similar underlying messages. If you found a few examples of that and shared them, would you say those ideas were plagiarized? When musicians sample a song in their own piece, are they plagiarizing?

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copying an information from the original sources; or preparing an explaneation which gives the same meaning and same way of presentation of the original message, these two are called plagiarism.

yes, what ever he made it was copied from other sources, and he is not the creator.

no, they are not. the ultimate message of any religion is well being and well survival of people.

no, they are not plagiarizing, they compose with their own talent.

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