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Plagiarism is a kind of theft, but it is also a question of honor

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A single sentence by philosopher Michel Foucault is presented as evidence that concepts with history lack fixed definitions. The text notes this concept has a history and cites Foucault, but no other context, dates, or consequences are provided.

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• The source text states that any concept with a history cannot have a fixed definition, citing philosopher Michel Foucault.

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