السَّرِقَاتُ الشِّعْرِيَّةُ
The study of poetic borrowing and appropriation.
Two poets can independently write about bravery, separation, or generosity. Generic overlap cannot establish plagiarism. Rare imagery, distinctive arrangement, verbal correspondence, evidence of precedence, and possible transmission bear on attribution.
Critical comparison should first ask exactly what is shared, before ranking artistic quality. A later transformation may be stronger, equal, or weaker, but that aesthetic judgment must remain distinct from a historical charge of appropriation.