blazeofglory
03-08-2009, 02:50 AM
Today we are on the edge and we do not know where we will be placed in a while when it comes to literary creations. Just a couple of decades ago writing is more of a manual activity and that involves our creative faculties more than anything else. Today it has been more mechanized and people choose to act more like copiers and pasters than creators. A couple of decades ago we used to work on a type writer and we could not google anything those days and we had spread and leaf through a number of books then and the writer had to labor immensely.
But today we have ranges of sources of information and just by clicking vast landscapes of information will unroll to us. For instance, I write in English and I do not think it is the language of the native speakers of it but is the wealth of the communities who feel at home to take it as an effective medium of communication. When I write through this medium of communication purists, native speakers may mock at me, at my adulterated use of the language but I do not care for as long as my messages go clearly across the world of readers straightforward pregnant with ideas I will feel happy. But I confess that in my stuff there are more amounts of mechanized dry bones than fat and it is not as spontaneous as the stuffs I write through my native language / mother tongues.
It is all owing to a passion for going global and nothing else. The point is we are more kind of artificial and mechanical in this world of virtual writings through a mechanism of coping and pasting, and we are closing in on to Plagiarism
But today we have ranges of sources of information and just by clicking vast landscapes of information will unroll to us. For instance, I write in English and I do not think it is the language of the native speakers of it but is the wealth of the communities who feel at home to take it as an effective medium of communication. When I write through this medium of communication purists, native speakers may mock at me, at my adulterated use of the language but I do not care for as long as my messages go clearly across the world of readers straightforward pregnant with ideas I will feel happy. But I confess that in my stuff there are more amounts of mechanized dry bones than fat and it is not as spontaneous as the stuffs I write through my native language / mother tongues.
It is all owing to a passion for going global and nothing else. The point is we are more kind of artificial and mechanical in this world of virtual writings through a mechanism of coping and pasting, and we are closing in on to Plagiarism