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EMULATION vs IMITATION
by Uriah J. Fields → (All Poetry by Uriah J. Fields)
Tuesday, April 21, 2015    Rated "G" by the Author.
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Are you an emulator or an imitator?
How to make the wise choice.

Is it real or is it a fake?

Emulation and imitation may
appear or sound alike, as if they
are kindred spirits, but they are
not; they are aliens to each other.

To emulate is to strive to equal
or excel. An example: during his
teenage years he emulated the
style of his piano teacher and
at  the  age of  thirty  he  is a
virtuoso.

To imitate is  to  make  or do
something the same way as
someone else, that is, to copy
someone
's or something's
behavior, sound, appearance, etc.
An example: when  delivering
his sermon Rev. Bell sounds just
like his pastor, Rev. Nixon.

Emulation expresses uniqueness
and originality.
Imitation  is  counterfeit,  only  a
resemblance of something real.

As a way of being or a lifestyle:
say no to imitation,
say yes to emulation.

Copyright 2015 by Uriah J. Fields

 

 


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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on April 22, 2015
A whole bunch of guys are making a living imitating Elvis Presley. As far as I know, no one has emulated him yet.

An interesting lesson in a poem. While "covering" someone else's song seems to be very common in the music industry (I'm not sure of royalties are paid), for someone to copy a written work of someone else and claim that it is theirs, is an abomination.

As a former professor, I found that many students would copy someone else's work (now they buy or steal readily from the Internet) and present it as their own, just to get ahead. This lack of originality and integrity is disturbing.

Ron

Reviewed by Michael Schafer
Reviewed on April 21, 2015
But imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.

Michael D.


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