Furthermore, the learning objectives and tasks required by the homework assignment (i.e., defining plagiarism and generating novel quotations, paraphrases, and citations free of plagiarism) did not align with the objectives of the survey (i.e., apply knowledge of plagiarism to identify plagiarism in new text).
It takes a bit of nerve, I think, to start a novel with a lengthy quotation from an as yet unidentified speaker, unless you mean to try the reader's patience from the outset.
Correction: January 7 , 2001 Sunday A review in the Book Review on Dec. 17, about "Love," a novel by Peter Nadas, misattributed the quotation "I am offered a text.
A simple example of how he operates: Logue reads a quotation from a novel by Chester Himes about a fight in a Harlem street: "One joker slashed the other's arm.
"The Judge" begins with a quotation from Moby-Dick, a novel that the episode has been compared to thematically.
And the Prophets, Do They Live Forever?, alongside fellow American authors Akhil Sharma for his novel Family Life – which won the Folio prize in 2015 – and Jenny Offill for Dept of Speculation, a novel made up of fragments, jokes and quotations.
He also wrote two autobiographies, a novel, a collection of theatrical anecdotes and a dictionary of humorous quotations.
The quotation marks were included, suggesting the magazine writer was either coining the term or indicating it was still a novel usage.
Correction: September 24, 2000, Sunday An article on Sept. 10 about film adaptations of Henry James novels misattributed a quotation from "The Portrait of a Lady".
