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文坛抄袭风波发酵:读书博主打假多名作家,国内文学大刊开始查重
第一财经· 2025-07-08 15:48
2025.07. 08 本文字数:2742,阅读时长大约4分钟 作者 | 第一财经 吴丹 文坛抄袭风波发酵,国内文学大刊开始严查抄袭。 一场由"鉴抄博主"掀起的文坛抄袭风波,正在不断发酵。 "新刊来了,启用查重。"刚上市的2025年第4期《花城》,宣布将从新一期杂志开始,启用查重软件,辅助内容把关。 《人民文学》杂志则在读者恳谈会上表示,"将加大对来稿查重力度","原创性是文学生命力的根本所在"。 抄袭风波引发的是一场文坛"地震"。文学期刊虽纷纷给出及时反馈,但关于文学界抄袭的话题讨论却没有停歇。如何界定一位作家是抄袭还是借鉴?很 多被曝光的作家选择了沉默,除了他们之外,还有更多人涉嫌抄袭吗?文学期刊编辑面对海量的文本,如何有效预防那些隐蔽的抄袭?当更多读者开始 自发查重时,这场文坛"地震"带来的余波正持续升温。 允许模仿,杜绝抄袭 从畅销儿童文学作家常怡、伍剑到青年作家蒋方舟、焦典、丁颜,再到文学杂志上发表过小说的李凤群、徐衎、孙频,读书博主"抒情的森林"在自己的 社交平台接连晒出这些作家与经典名家作品的文本雷同,迅速形成新一波的抄袭讨论。 《收获》杂志回应 小红书截图 《收获》文学杂志也在官方账号回应博主 ...
文坛抄袭风波发酵:读书博主打假多名作家,大刊开始查重
Di Yi Cai Jing· 2025-07-08 14:05
Core Viewpoint - A plagiarism controversy in the literary world, initiated by a "plagiarism blogger," is intensifying, prompting major literary magazines in China to implement stricter plagiarism checks and software to ensure content originality [1][4][10]. Group 1: Response from Literary Magazines - The newly released issue of "Hua Cheng" magazine announced the use of plagiarism detection software starting from its 2025 issue [1]. - "Shouhuo" magazine expressed gratitude to the blogger for highlighting plagiarism issues and called for purer originality [3]. - "Tianya" magazine stated that any authors found guilty of plagiarism would be publicly condemned and barred from publishing in the magazine [3]. - "People's Literature" magazine emphasized the importance of originality and pledged to increase the rigor of manuscript checks [3]. Group 2: Impact on Authors - The plagiarism scandal has led to significant discussions about the definitions of plagiarism versus borrowing in literature, with many accused authors choosing to remain silent [4]. - Notable authors, including Jiang Fangzhou and Sun Ping, have acknowledged their past mistakes regarding unintentional plagiarism and expressed a willingness to learn from the criticism [7]. - Some authors, like Ding Yan, have questioned the validity of sentence-level plagiarism checks, arguing that similarities in phrasing do not necessarily equate to plagiarism [8]. Group 3: Historical Context and Ongoing Issues - Plagiarism has been a longstanding issue in the literary field, with notable cases dating back to 2006 involving high-profile authors [10][11]. - The rise of AI tools has made it easier to detect plagiarism, leading to increased scrutiny of literary works [11]. - The current situation reflects a broader cultural shift towards valuing originality and the integrity of literary creation [13].