Bill Scott said:
> [Jay Leno] paid Altman for the right to claim Altman's life story
as his own.
> see:
http://www.wwtdd.com/enlargedimage/?back_to=/?attachment_i
d=482981&postid=482981
> Is this plagiarism? Leno wrote the story but who's the author?
Perhaps I shouldn't have used the header
On 11/3/2010 5:44 PM, William Scott wrote:
How about this one. Jay Leno, in his autobiography, Leading With
My Chin, wrote (and I think no one doubts that he wrote it) at
least one story about his life that didn't happen to him but
rather happened to someone else (comedian Jeff Altman). He paid
How about this one. Jay Leno, in his autobiography, Leading With My Chin, wrote
(and I think no one doubts that he wrote it) at least one story about his life
that didn't happen to him but rather happened to someone else (comedian Jeff
Altman). He paid Altman for the right to claim Altman's life
Marie Helweg-Larsen said:
> In fact, in the biological sciences it is common for the lab
> director to be an author on every paper produced by his/her
> lab even if he/she did nothing specifically to
> create the paper or research.
I don't see this as a major concern. The standard practice is fo
It is not plagiarism if this is what JFK had meant to say.
Btw,did Skinner plagiarize E.L Thorndike's Law of effect?
Michael "omnicentric" Sylvester,PhD
Daytona Beach,Florida
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On Tue, 02 Nov 2010 01:54:14 -0700, Scott O Lilienfeld wrote:
>A close friend of mine has been (and still is) a speechwriter for cabinet
>members in both of the last two U.S. presidential administrations (I shall not
>say more...), and he tells me that this kind of ghostwriting of books is par
>
Marie said:
"In fact, in the biological sciences it is common for the lab director
to be an author on every paper produced by his/her lab even if he/she
did nothing specifically to create the paper or research."
And this is also the case in bio-psychology (or is that
psycho-biology...ahem, I digre
der and to those who evaluate the research output of the
individual.
Miguel
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With respect to students and ghost writing it is pretty simple: we require the
work to be the student&#
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John F. Kennedy received acclaim, respect, and a Pulitzer Prize
(1957) for writing _Profiles in Courage_ (1956). His
achievement may well have contr
John F. Kennedy received acclaim, respect, and a Pulitzer Prize
(1957) for writing _Profiles in Courage_ (1956). His
achievement may well have contributed to his successful
election to the US Presidency.
It now turns out, according to the obituary of Ted Sorensen just
published in the New Yor
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