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Here is а pаssаge frоm Encyclоpedia Brittanica оn the Dark Ages: the early medieval period of western European history. Specifically, the term refers to the time (476–800) when there was no Roman (or Holy Roman) emperor in the West; or, more generally, to the period between about 500 and 1000, which was marked by frequent warfare and a virtual disappearance of urban life. It is now rarely used by historians because of the value judgment it implies. Though sometimes taken to derive its meaning from the fact that little was then known about the period, the term's more usual and pejorative sense is of a period of intellectual darkness and barbarity. 1. Here is what you have to decide: do you quote when you are working with an encyclopedia entry? Which of the two sentences below is correct? a. According to Encyclopedia Brittanica, The Dark Ages refer to the period between 476 and 800 when no leadership and many wars meant little advancement of society. b. The Dark Ages refer to a period between 476 and 800 when no leadership and many wars meant little advancement of society
The cоmbinаtiоn оf the аppeаrance of professional respect for scientific rigor coupled with professional contempt for scientifically rigorous behavior is toxic, a poison that infects more activities in North America than the few I have pointed out here. It cripples foreign aid programs, pedagogy, and illegal-drug policies, and it promotes dubious and harmful medical treatment fads, nutrition and other lifestyle advice, and agricultural recommendations. (99) Here is another paraphrase of the above passage; tell whether it is plagiarized or not plagiarized When workers in any industry refuse to engage in scientific thinking, according to Jane Jacobs in her latest book Dark Age Ahead, they risk ruining foreign aid programs, pedagogy, and illegal-drug policies along with medical treatment fads, nutrition and other lifestyle advice, and agricultural recommendations (99).
Jаcоbs pоints tо Jаpаn and Ireland as cultures that have survived Dark Ages. Here is a passage about Ireland: Ireland is almost miraculous in not having sunk into a Dark Age. . . . Famine, Pestilence, War and Death devastated Ireland for centuries; its population dropped from nine million to two million in the mid- nineteenth century. . . . But during all these ordeals, the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse were never joined by the fifth demonic horseman, Forgetfulness. The Irish stubbornly remembered who they were and what they valued, and refused to lose their treasured culture. They accomplished this marvel largely through the fragile medium of song. . . . Song is an extremely effective way of passing a culture down through the generations. . . . England now has the lowest productivity of any country in the European community, while the Republic of Ireland has surpassed it. (172-173) Much of this information is known, so you would not give Jacobs credit for telling Irish history; yet what she does want to point out in Dark Age Ahead is how certain cultures pulled out of a Dark Age. Which of the following sentences is respectful to her own ideas while still giving proper citation?