Original Copy: Plagiarism and Originality in Nineteenth-Century Literature

Meg Jensen · Robert Gwyn Macfarlane

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Historical and Literary Analyses Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books Academic integrity and plagiarism

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1. Introduction 2. 'Romantic' originality 3. Legitimising appropriation 4. George Eliot, originality, and plagiarism 5. Charles Reade: the realist as plagiarist 6. Aesthetics of salvage in the fin-de-siecle: originality and plagiarism in Pater, Wilde, and Johnson

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