scholarly attribution
[/ˈskɒlərli əˈtrɪbjuːʃən/]
nounpl: scholarly attributions
atribuição acadêmica
1. The assignment or identification of authorship, origin, or creation of a work to a specific person or source based on scholarly research and evidence
The scholarly attribution of the manuscript to Shakespeare remains controversial among experts.
A atribuição acadêmica do manuscrito a Shakespeare permanece controversa entre os especialistas.
2. The process of determining and documenting the source or creator of a literary, artistic, or historical work through academic investigation
Through careful scholarly attribution, researchers confirmed that the painting was created by Caravaggio.
Através de cuidadosa atribuição acadêmica, pesquisadores confirmaram que a pintura foi criada por Caravaggio.
3. A formal academic statement or citation crediting a source, idea, or quotation to its originator
Proper scholarly attribution is essential in academic writing to avoid plagiarism.
A atribuição acadêmica apropriada é essencial na escrita acadêmica para evitar plágio.
Scholarly attribution is a fundamental aspect of academic integrity and intellectual honesty in both Brazilian and American academic institutions. In Brazil, it follows the standards set by ABNT (Associação Brasileira de Normas Técnicas). In the USA, various citation styles (MLA, APA, Chicago) govern how attribution should be documented. The concept reflects the broader cultural values of respecting intellectual property and maintaining academic credibility.
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