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The Paradox of Self-Plagiarism

The Paradox of Self-Plagiarism

Copying one's own work is perceived negatively—except when it isn't.

yesterday 10

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Roger Kreuz Ph.d

The Degendering of English

Driven by social forces, English is losing its gender—gradually and suddenly.

08.04.2026 30

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Roger Kreuz Ph.d

Unconscious Plagiarism: Fact or Fiction?

Can artists appropriate without awareness? What does science, and the law, say?

07.03.2026 90

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Are There Linguistic Conspiracy Theories?

07.02.2026 60

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The Gamification of English

03.01.2026 80

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The Rise of the Vibe

11.12.2025 90

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The Fan Fiction Dilemma

19.11.2025 70

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The Strange Second Life of the Greek Alphabet

29.10.2025 100

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How the Online World Is Driving Language Change

17.09.2025 90

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Dos and Don’ts for College Students Seeking Research Experience

11.07.2025 50

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What Does It Mean to Know a Language?

06.05.2025 70

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Roger Kreuz Ph.d

The Truth About Writer's Block

15.03.2025 50

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Roger Kreuz Ph.d

3 Books That Can Make You a Better Writer

14.02.2025 60

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Roger Kreuz Ph.d