You should be able to distinguish between materials for which permission is necessary and materials that can be used without obtaining permission. In general, consent is required for the reproduction of any material unless the principle of fair use is applied thus allowing the material to be used without permission. The relaxation for ‘fair use’ or ‘fair deal’ guarantees that copyright laws do not infringe upon your freedom of making a critical commentary on a work or using the work for teaching or research purposes. Examples of permitted use of texts under fair use are teaching, learning, criticisms, comments, reporting, and research. However, proper in-text citation and listing of sources must be done following standard practices.

Thanks Dr Graham

Good question by Prof. Craig Refugio

Yes. Proper citation should be provided. If you are using more than 5 words in a row verbatim make sure to use double quotes and cite page number, as per standards

I think you can on condition that you provide enough information about the documentation of the quoted material. You may use direct quotations or any other paraphrased material in a similar way to the reference of original publication. There is no need to take the permission of the author since the article you take your information from has already been published.

Ethically, u incite where u got that information. May be u read it but it got lost. In that case, u can incite with details found in internet

Follow good question...

With regard...

I mean why shouldn't you -

a. Why would any one say -No

b. Yes, you can that is the whole process of publishing house RIGHT !!

We can't get into thier full work but get a snippet in the name of publication !!!

You should be able to distinguish between materials for which permission is necessary and materials that can be used without obtaining permission. In general, consent is required for the reproduction of any material unless the principle of fair use is applied thus allowing the material to be used without permission. The relaxation for ‘fair use’ or ‘fair deal’ guarantees that copyright laws do not infringe upon your freedom of making a critical commentary on a work or using the work for teaching or research purposes. Examples of permitted use of texts under fair use are teaching, learning, criticisms, comments, reporting, and research. However, proper in-text citation and listing of sources must be done following standard practices.

I agree with Thomas.

It's obvious, everybody can cite published article without author's permission and with exact references.

Yes, you can .

Why not?!

Yes you can do that with proper citation. Eventhough, i do prefer to read the full article or at least the abstract!!!

Generally, yes you definitely can do that but in certain cases, it is better to seek a consent and permission from either the author (s)' or the Journal to do that. Most importantly, before citing any work, it would be better to read that work carefully to make sure that it really needs to be cited or not. As you may already know, some scholar kept citing scholars' work who are close friends, just to increase their google scholar index not because of the work really needs to be cited. This is just my personal opinion.

citation of anybody work is an appreciation. it is in favor of cited work author

Definitely yes. I never took any permission from authors to cite their work. And I don't think that any author would deny to cite his/her work.

I'd say that the direct citing on published articles is allowed. Publishing an article, especially when you use open-access system, means you give authority to others who work on the same field with you to cite it whenever needed. In the author's shoe, citing his/her publication means as appreciation. Of course, there is special case where you will need the consent from the author/publisher. But in general, it should not have any problem to do direct citing on published papers.

In my opinion also, one can definitely cite the published work without permission of the author.

Citing the publication is quite enough. You don't need to ask for the permission of the author.

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Yes Dr Craig Refugio , yes definitely you can, I do not see any problem there as long as the materials available publicly.

Definitely yes and he or she will be happy of citation.

Yes you can

Yes you can as long as you cite properly

IT is regularly performed.

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Yess you can. Citation of an article in the public domain does not require you to get permission

yes , you can,

Yes you can

The cite of article increase the H-indexed of authors.

Hello

You have the authority.

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Yes you can cite. Permission from author is not at all required.

Yes you can as long as you put a reference to in your paper.

you do not need the permission of the author