Titlebook: SIGIR ’94; Proceedings of the S Bruce W. Croft,C. J. Rijsbergen Conference proceedings 1994 Springer-Verlag London Limited 1994 Hypertext.c

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A Probabilistic Terminological Logic for Modelling Information Retrieval.e. a logic allowing the expression of real-valued terms representing probability values and possibly involving expressions of a TL. Two different types of probabilistic information, i.e. . and . degrees ., can be accounted for in this logic. The paper presents a formal syntax and a denotational (po

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er contexts, is, it is argued, an enduring feature of otherwise very different accounts of the law of hospitality in the early modern natural law tradition.. Three of the natural lawyers who consider hospitality in some detail, namely Vitoria, Grotius and Vattel (Vitoria and Vattel are the focus of

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er contexts, is, it is argued, an enduring feature of otherwise very different accounts of the law of hospitality in the early modern natural law tradition.. Three of the natural lawyers who consider hospitality in some detail, namely Vitoria, Grotius and Vattel (Vitoria and Vattel are the focus of

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David D. Lewis,William A. Galeot the end of the story. As he goes on to say, being at home with oneself ‘supposes a reception or inclusion of the other which one seeks to appropriate, control, and master according to different modalities of violence’.. Few treat hospitality without an eye to its attendant hostility.. Yet there h

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Chidanand Apté,Fred Damerau,Sholom M. WeissHester Blum has described so provocatively, allows him “to muse,” to “watch,” to “fancy [the clouds] some fairy realms, and people them with a creation of [his] own” (. 12). He draws too upon a lifetime of reading. His imagination, he says, “would conjure up all that I had heard or read of the water