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Ontologies of English
Written by a team of leading scholars it considers the language in a range of contexts and domains including: models and targets for EFL ESL and EAL teaching and testing and the contested dominance of native-speaker ‘standard’ varieties; English as a school subject using England’s educa-tional system as an example; English as a lingua fran |
When was ontology first discovered?
in 1613 in the Lexicon philosophicum by Rudolf Göckel ( Goclenius ). The first occurrence in English of ontology, as recorded by the Oxford English Dictionary, came in 1664 through Archelogia philosophica nova... by Gideon Harvey.
Why do we need standards for Biological Ontologies?
Standards have been established to maintain and organize biological ontologies under the OBO (Open Biological Ontologies) project. Parmenides was among the first to propose an ontological characterization of the fundamental nature of reality.
Why are ontologies important in software development?
According to (Jabar et al. 2013) ontologies are mostly used to assist in communication between human beings, to enable communication between software systems, and to improve the design and the quality of the software development process. While developing ontologies, one must use a programming language.
What are ontologies of English?
This is the question that Christopher J. Hall and Rachel Wicak- sono address in this collection entitled Ontologies of English: Conceptualising the Language for Learning, Teaching, and Assess- ment. They approach the meanings of English by examining, as the title indicates, ontology.
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The English School: An Underexploited Resource in IR
Manning'. 12 Richard Little 'Neorealism and the English School: A Methodological |
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The English School: an underexploited resource in IR
12 Richard Little 'Neorealism and the English School: A Methodological |
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Why is there no gender in the English School?
19 Jul 2010 Richard Little has argued that the hallmark of English School theory is ontological and methodological pluralism claiming that each of the ... |
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Humanitarian responsibilities and interventionist claims in
It is the ontological limitations of English School approaches to humanitarian intervention that are exposed by the 'Welsh School' approach to Critical |
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Terminological Ontology and Cognitive Processes in Translation
This work is based on a terminological ontology method proposed by Madsen et a transitive translation technique using English as a pivot language is ... |
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System Society and the World: Exploring the English School of
The English School and the Study of Sub-global International Societies The need for (analytical and ontological) clarity may have compelled Bull to ... |
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Multilingual Ontology Matching based on Wiktionary Data
ontologies are presented not only in English the data of the English Wiktionary and SPARQL ... noun school hypernym relation in WordNet (fragment):. |
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Editors Introduction: Teacher Epistemology and Ontology: Emerging
span across English classrooms across other secondary school subjects |
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The English School: an underexploited resource in IR
In an ontological sense, world society starts from individuals and is in clear contrast to the state-based ontology of international society But while this distinction is |
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The English School, International Relations and Progress
From the ontological premise that the international society exists, English School scholars deduce paradigmatic entities, such as the nature of relations, as |
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Exploring the English School of International Relations
Translation and Interpretation: The English School and IR Theory in China The need for (analytical and ontological) clarity may have compelled Bull to equate |
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The English School - CORE
The English School: A Neglected Approach to International Security Studies 1 distinctive approach to social processes through ontology and epistemology |
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The Contributions of the English School of the International
The Contributions of the English School of the International Relations Theory to Foreign Policy Analysis: Transformational Social Ontology in the Three |
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Manufacturing Inter-National Cooperation – The English School
English School can be identified for methodological, epistemological and ontological reasons with the idea of 'international society'; it is said to present, and its |
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RedalycIDEALISM AND REALISM IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
The English School is worth mentioning in this ontological debate between realism and idealism, which is commonly denominated as the via media in International |
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Theories of Hegemony in International Relations: Ontology and
English School, Critical Realism, Gramsci, social change Andreas Antoniades is Senior Lecturer in Global Political Economy at the University of Sussex He has |
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