Today I'm giving you a casual look at the process of emending a work. No, this isn't the Congressional process with all of its bickering.
Emending is the process of making correcting changes to a work. (As opposed to amending which is adding to or altering a work in order to improve its contents).
Showing posts with label Attribution. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Attribution. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 4, 2014
Wednesday, September 17, 2014
The Challenges of Misattribution
Attribution of quotes is an important part of all academic work. Academic integrity is essential to us as scholars to be able to do our work and for it to have some meaning. Nowadays, there are numerous stories in the news about the academic world where misconduct and lack of citation results in problems, see this story in the New York Times. This is a distinct challenge to our credibility and place within society. This isn't limited solely to academia though, see a recent article about controversy regarding a Quote Linked to Orwell.
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