JP, regarding Pearcey plagiarism, wrote:I agree that he should have credited Pearcey in this. I’m not seeing where he did. He does footnote everything else.
Yes, he footnotes the quotes internal to what he plagiarizes by copying the plagiarized author's footnotes, but he does NOT footnote or reference or attribute what he plagiarizes. I have documented that many, many times.
No, it doesn't. I am judging the plagiarism on the basis of the evidence.JP wrote:I would attribute this to carelessness, but I understand where you are coming from with this. I think it comes down to what kind of a person you think DCP is.
JP wrote:Obviously, Dan needs to be a lot more careful in his documentation of sources. But I see it more as an example of rushed, careless writing rather than true intentional plagiarism. He should have taken the time to find the name of the article he took notes from and attributed the author for the work.
It is not carelessness, it takes a great deal of care to go in and carefully pick out and change a dozen words or phrases to their synonyms. In fact, I've even documented where Peterson has changed a synonym but forgot to remove the original term, making it completely obvious what he was doing.
Nor is Peterson copying and forgetting to reference because the internal references are all accurately done.
It is an intentional pattern of plagiarism that has been repeated over and over.