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Research On Literary Writing Under Plagiarism Regulation

Posted on:2024-06-20Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Z Y WuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2545307100466264Subject:Literature and art
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The identification of plagiarism in literary works has always been a key problem troubling the legal and literary circles.Although the current legal circles have made attempts to identify plagiarism from the definition of plagiarism and the method of infringement identification,the solution of literary plagiarism depends on law.Therefore,when the court is in the judicial practice of identifying literary plagiarism,it usually ignores the characteristics of literary works for the simplicity of the operation process.Of course,in addition to the absence of literary standpoint,there is ambiguity in the regulation of plagiarism and infringement.There are different literary writing concepts behind different works,and this kind of writing concept determines whether the works themselves are creative or not and the degree of creativity.The writing subject and writing mode of fan works in the consumer society are very different from those in the pre-consumer society and should be discussed separately.From The perspective of literature and art,the behavior of "literary plagiarism" in the "pre-consumer society" can be divided into "similarities in language expression","similarities in plot structure" and "similarities in writing norms".Literary theories such as "the touch of iron turns gold","the eye of text" and "the imitation theory" can not only distinguish these similarities from legal plagiarism,but also distinguish the degree of creativity.Whether the author is the consumer of the work and whether the work generates new meaning is the key to judge whether a work is the "fan work" in the "consumer society".Whether it is a "fan work" determines not only whether it constitutes plagiarism,but also whether it is creative.
Keywords/Search Tags:Plagiarism regulation, Literature of plagiarism, Literary writing, Consumer Social literature, Pre-Consumer Social literature
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