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“The Ecstasy of Influence: A Plagiarism”

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“The Ecstasy of Influence: A Plagiarism”

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This article by Johnathan Lethem was referenced in the chapter because it shows more perspectives on plagiarism, which is one of the chapter's keywords.

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This historian was quoted by Edwards and Paz when talking about the history of the "genius author."

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This singer is quoted when talking about how he thought writers could only write at "grand escritoires, penned with quill and ink and set in parchment."

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This article by scholar and plagiarism expert Rebecca Moore Howard was quoted in this chapter when she said that new writers "fear being unoriginal."

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This British author was the key note speaker for Miami University while Edwards and Paz were both there.

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Both Paz and Edwards were most likely working as graduate assistants at Miami University when they produced "Only Geniuses Can Be Writers."

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Edwards worked as an assistant professor for writing and rhetoric at UCF, and now works at SDSU

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Paz works as an assistant professor for rhetoric and writing at Southern Illinois University

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When "Only Geniuses can be Writers" was published, shortly after Edwards and Paz graduated from college.

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In "Only Geniuses can be Writers" the misconception that great writers are geniuses and wiser than normal writers is frequently mentioned.

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Referenced throughout “Only Geniuses Can Be Writers” as the chapter says that student writers nowadays have a “romantic view of authorship”, for we think that only genius writers can create great pieces and that we fear not being able to create original and unplagiarized work

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Similar to plagiarism, Edwards and Paz have dedicated their lives to help students develop original works

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New Mexico State University and Miami University

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New Mexico State University and Miami University

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Dustin Edwards got his bachelor's and master's degree before getting his masters at Miami U.

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Enrique Paz attended Oakland University, where he got his Bachelor's Degree in Writing and Rhetoric and Japanese Language and Literature. He then attended Miami University in Ohio, where he got his Masters Degree in English, PhD in Rhetoric and Composition/Writing Studies, and where he met Dustin Edwards.

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This chapter by Paz and Edwards goes over the misconception that only geniuses can be good at writing, and how this misconception is not helpful for new writers. The chapter expands upon the struggles that new writers face, including the fact that they fear producing unoriginal work. Different sources are used to show the accuracy of this misconception, and how it is still detrimental to student writers trying to better their writing skills. It also gives examples of how people have faced this problem, and how they overcame it. Paz and Edwards are extremely educated on this topic, and it shows in this chapter of “Bad Ideas About Writing.”

"Plagiarism" is used 9 times
"Genius" is used 25 times
"Originality" is used 8 times