*Deborah L. McGuinness, keynote speaker at OCAS!!!*
At 9AM on the 24th Deborah will be opening the workshop, u cant miss it!!
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On 10/23/2011 3:39 PM, Alexander Garcia Castro wrote:
*Deborah L. McGuinness, keynote speaker at OCAS!!!*
At 9AM on the 24th Deborah will be opening the workshop, u cant miss it!!
Deborah's talks are usually very good, and I would recommend it.
But I have some quibbles about the title:
John,
It is an interesting point about Aristotle.
The study of logic is founded in his work. But you are also pointing out
that Ontologies do not stray in complexity beyond the form of logic his
notation permits.
Here I think we are talking about 'Coming of Age' as referring to the
dissemination
John,
All true but how many of the people in Deborah's audience could name one
contemporary of Aristotle?
Deborah could and a few others.
Old ideas are being repackaged and sold as new. Property graphs are all
the rage today when it was more than 20 years ago that relational
databases were
The tittle somehow comes from Deborah, I intentionally took it from
her; It is the tittle of one publication, a book chapter she published
about 8 or 10 years ago. As for somebody in the audience being able
to name one contemporary of Aristotle I assume there should be at
least one
