Colin Dunstan
09-09-2004, 06:50 AM
You can now access CliffsNotes' >180 literature guides online (http://www.cliffsnotes.com/) for free.
Only downloading and printing the guides viewing. The snag is that viewing is the only thing that's free. Downloading and printing the guides still costs $5.99.
But remember: Stealing the specifics of someone else's novel idea, such as the illicitly use of analyses in "Cliffs Notes", and falsely presenting them as being your own original analysis is considered plagiarism! ;)
Only downloading and printing the guides viewing. The snag is that viewing is the only thing that's free. Downloading and printing the guides still costs $5.99.
But remember: Stealing the specifics of someone else's novel idea, such as the illicitly use of analyses in "Cliffs Notes", and falsely presenting them as being your own original analysis is considered plagiarism! ;)