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LitCharts is created by literature experts, run by literature experts, and every LitChart is written by a literature expert. Our founders, Ben and Justin, are experts in English Literature. They both graduated magna cum laude with highest honors in English Literature from Harvard.
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Why do teachers not like SparkNotes? ›
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Copying LitCharts content without citing it appropriately is plagiarism and can have severe consequences, including academic discipline or even expulsion.
Our literature guides are meant to be read along with the books they analyze. They are not intended to be copied on tests or papers (aka plagiarized). Plagiarism is copying the words or the ideas of another person or institution without acknowledging that you got those words or ideas from that source.
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