Titlebook: Knowledge Graphs and Semantic Web; Second Iberoamerican Boris Villazón-Terrazas,Fernando Ortiz-Rodríguez,S Conference proceedings 2020 Spri

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Md Kamruzzaman Sarker,Joshua Schwartz,Pascal Hitzler,Lu Zhou,Srikanth Nadella,Brandon Minnery,Ion Jund title of George Lewes’s wife.’ “Confession is good for the soul,” they say; and I will candidly confess my short-sighted prejudices with respect to this — to be — celebrated person. These were her undeveloped as well as her insurgent days.. She was known to be learned, industrious, thoughtful, no

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Jared D. T. Guerrero-Sosa,Víctor Hugo Menéndez-Domínguezrst, alone, telling me, in the course of conversation, that he was at Weimar, with Miss Evans, the translator of “The Life of Jesus,” by Strauss; but that he did not know whether he could present himself with her, as they were living together in a manner inadmissible in society.. I gave him to under

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P. U. Usip,F. F. Ijebu,E. A. Dannusual fascination with hands. It begins by mapping the terrain in which material and cultural developments—mainly the rise of industrialization and the emergence of new evolutionary theories—caused the hand to become a particularly rich site of representation for Victorian fiction writers. The Vict

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Anand Panchbhai,Tommaso Soru,Edgard Marxders find rewards in Eliot’s works for her narrative representations of cultural issues or values, for her keen discernment of interpersonal relations, and for her description of private thought and motivation in lone individuals. In this introduction that surveys a history of Eliot’s reader recepti

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Janneth Chicaiza,Ruth Reáteguinusual fascination with hands. It begins by mapping the terrain in which material and cultural developments—mainly the rise of industrialization and the emergence of new evolutionary theories—caused the hand to become a particularly rich site of representation for Victorian fiction writers. The Vict

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Jose Eguiguren,Nelson Piedraders find rewards in Eliot’s works for her narrative representations of cultural issues or values, for her keen discernment of interpersonal relations, and for her description of private thought and motivation in lone individuals. In this introduction that surveys a history of Eliot’s reader recepti