Plagiarism and Literary Property in the Romantic Period.(Material Texts.) (original) (raw)

Exploring the concepts of plagiarism and literary property during the Romantic period, this work examines various influences on literary production, the socio-legal context of plagiarism, and the attitudes toward originality, imitation, and literary debts. It discusses how Romantic writers navigated these complex issues, emphasizing psychological, social, and economic factors that shaped literary practices and perceptions of authorship. The text delves into the implications of these dynamics for understanding the evolving notions of intellectual property in literary history.