Problemas en la detección de plagios antiguos y modernos
Supporting Agencies
- plagiarism
- structural plagiarism
- attic commedy
- Internet searchers
- metasearch Engine
- Search Algorithm
- Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg
Abstract
This paper examines questions of plagiarism from Antiquity, focusing especially on the difficulties of plagiarism detection using software.Downloads
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