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EXAMPLE #1
Complete or Near-Complete Plagiarism
Despite minor changes to the text, the passages are substantially unchanged.
In the first case, the plagiarist also lifts the footnote from the original. Note that the use of even very brief
passages (such as the “wings of aspiration”) constitutes plagiarism. Use of such passages throughout an
essay would constitute complete plagiarism; use of such passages occasionally would constitute nearcomplete
plagiarism. [This example Is drawn from a longer discussion regarding plagiarism in the graduate
school essays of Martin Luther King Jr.. Students interested in a well-Illustrated discussion of student
plagiarism, might want to consult this: “Becoming Martin Luther King — Plagiarism and Originality: A Round
Table,” Journal of American History (June 1991), pp. 11-123. The example used below is on p. 25.1
The second case illustrates a more typical instance of student plagiarism. Even the footnote to the original
does not excuse the substantial use of the original’s language.
CASE I
Original
It is Eros, not Agape, that loves in proportion to the value of its object. By the pursuit of value in its
object, Platonic love is led up and away from the world, on wings of aspiration, beyond all transient
things and persons to the realm of the Ideas. Agape, as described in the Gospels and Epistles, is
“spontaneous and uncaused,” “indifferent to human merit,” and “creates” value in those upon whom
it is bestowed out of pure generosity. It flows down from God into this transient, sinful world; those
whom it touches become conscious of their own utter unworthiness; they are impelled to forgive
and love their enemies.... because the God of grace imparts worth to them by the act of loving
them. *
[footnote * is to Anders Nygren, Agape and Eros. (New York, 1932), pp. 52-561
Plagiarized Version
As Nygren set out to contrast these two Greek words he finds that Eros loves in proportion to the
value of the object. By the pursuit of value in its objects. Platonic love is led up and away from the
world, on wings of aspiration, beyond all transient things and persons to the realm of the Ideas.
Agape as described in the Gospels and Epistles, is “spontaneous and uncaused,” “indifferent to
human merit,” and creates value in those upon whom it is bestowed out of pure generosity. It flows
down from God into the transient, sinful world; those whom it touches become conscious of their
own utter unworthiness; they are impelled to forgive and love their enemies, because the God of
Grace imparts worth to them by the act of loving them.
[Footnote* is to Nygren, Agape and Eras, pp. 52-56]

CASE 2
Original
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