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PLAGIARISM The Most Evil Academic Sin

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PLAGIARISMThe Most Evil Academic Sin

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1. SUBMITTING AN ASSIGNMENT THAT YOU DID NOT WRITE

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1. AN ASSIGNMENT WITH PORTIONS COPIED FROM SOMEWHERE ELSE

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3. TAKE IDEAS FROM SOMEWHERE ELSE (NOT NECESSARILY QUOTED) WITHOUT CITING THEM

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4. INCLUDING PARAPHRASED MATERIAL THAT IS TOO SIMILAR TO THE ORIGINAL

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5. AN ASSIGNMENT THAT AN EDITOR OR TUTOR HAS SUBSTANTIALLY REWRITTEN FOR YOU.

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ORIGINAL: TURPIN 326

The idea that genocide could be accomplished by the mass rape of the women of the enemy’s ethnic group derives from a patriarchal definition of ethnicity.

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A patriarchal definition of ethnicity results in the idea that raping women and making them pregnant will contribute to the genocide of the conquered people.

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A patriarchal definition of ethnicity results in the idea that raping women and making them pregnant will contribute to the genocide of the conquered people (Turpin 326).

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The rape of women in wartime, apart from the obvious desire for sex and power on the part of the conquering soldiers, may also, consciously or unconsciously, serve as a means of disrupting the society of the conquered people. Turpin argues that a “patriarchal definition of ethnicity” in which a child seen to inherit his ethnicity from his father, results in the notion that a woman becoming pregnant from a rape will give birth to a child that belongs to the new regime (326).