Brian Cantwell Smith: On the Origins of Objects

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Date: 2013-12-29 03:30:45 Knowledge representation Philosophy of science Intention Information science Brian Cantwell Smith Intentionality Metaphysics Daniel Dennett Mental representation Philosophy Science Ontology		Brian Cantwell Smith: On the Origins of Objects Add to Reading List Source URL: www.ontologymirror.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 107,62 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Emergent idiosyncracy in English comparatives Brian Smith and Claire Moore-Cantwell UCSC, UConn Introduction: Although speakers have knowledge of phonological trends across the words of their lexicons (Ernestus and Baaye DocID: 1t4U3 - View Document
	Organising User Interfaces Around Reflective Accounts Paul Dourish, Annette Adler† and Brian Cantwell Smith‡ Rank Xerox Research Centre, Cambridge Lab (EuroPARC) †Systems Architecture Group, Xerox Corporation DocID: 1mS9r - View Document
	DESCRIPTION: A NEGLECTED TOPIC IN SE (ORIGINAL TITLE) DEFINING A DISCIPLINE OF DESCRIPTION (PUBLISHED TITLE) At a 1985 Symposium on Unintentional Nuclear War, Brian Cantwell Smith argued that the notion of correctness fo DocID: 18ULm - View Document
	God, Approximately • 4 Brian Cantwell Smith* Preamble Consider the rise of the religious right: Muslim and Hindu fundamentalism, right-wing Zionism, the Christian moral majority. These movements are responding to—and DocID: S8q8 - View Document
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