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The western tradition is pretty much built on plagiarism. So much of the work of Jerome and the other "church fathers" was just them writing down shit they'd memorized. Some of their most famous medieval work was people "glossing" the earlier work of others (much of it borrowed)
"Plagiarism" in this culture's current sense of the term, I mean. So many others wouldn't have recognized it as such. Privileging "ownership of ideas" the way we do now is truly fascinating
the way i see it, the legitimate reason citations are necessary is to back up claims the writer makes. if something seems questionable or fantastic or if the reader desires clarification or raw data to verify it for themselves, citations are invaluable
analyzing cited works can allow the reader to develop their own position and produce an opposing or concurring work, or searching for works that have similar citations can also yield similar or differing opinions
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