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Controversies and SubjectivityEdited by Pierluigi Barrotta and Marcelo Dascal †
[Controversies 1] 2005
► pp. 75–90
Edited by Pierluigi Barrotta and Marcelo Dascal †
[Controversies 1] 2005
► pp. 75–90
2. Being in accordance with oneself
Moral self-controversy in Plato and Aristotle
It was brought to our attention that the paper “Being in accordance with oneself: Moral self-controversy in Plato and Aristotle,” by Peter J. Schulz, published in Controversies and Subjectivity, ed. Pierluigi Barrotta and Marcelo Dascal (2005): 75–90, has certain severe shortcomings in the references.
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"The survey results show that, overall, Prof. Schulz has never appropriated ideas or original research results, passing them as his own. In particular, he has never copied the entirety or essential parts of other people's publications”, it is said in today’s statement.”
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2018. Academic Whistleblowing. In Correcting the Scholarly Record for Research Integrity [Research Ethics Forum, 6], ► pp. 117 ff.
Dougherty, M. V.
2020. Dispersal Plagiarism. In Disguised Academic Plagiarism [Research Ethics Forum, 8], ► pp. 51 ff.
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