Élèves, students, scholars...I am getting traffic to this website from a plagiarism detector! For one thing, you must not plagiarize. Here is how to cite a sample essay from this site in MLA format, if you must: Pistelli, John. "Louise Erdrich, Love Medicine." John Pistelli, 14 May 2017, https://johnpistelli.com/2017/05/14/louise-erdrich-love-medicine/. Accessed 28 May 2017. For another thing, I … Continue reading How to Cite This Site
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Chris Hedges: Pulitzer winner. Lefty hero. Plagiarist. Always the pulpit-pounders who get caught in the act—some act or other. But the Hemingway example—Hedges's first transgression, apparently, his initiation into a life of text-crime—puzzles me. I think I read most of War Is a Force That Gives Us Meaning years ago (when I was preparing this … Continue reading Hedges and Hemingway
