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|    Randolph M. Jones to Lee    |
|    Re: Does every concept have a set of att    |
|    07 Sep 03 22:14:09    |
      From: rjones@colby.edu              Lee wrote:       > Hi, all,       >       > I'm working on finding attributes for a group of concepts. I       > personally believe that it is hard, if not impossible, to find the       > attributes for abstract concepts, such as ART. But my friend insists       > that every concept should have a set of attributes. What do you think?              Consider the point of view that an attribute is really just a relation       to some other concept. Then, your friend's statements reduces to "every       concept has a set of relations to other concepts". That seems true for       art...to me, anyway. However, the less well defined a concept is (by       definition), the more difficult it will be to explicitly identify those       relations.              [ comp.ai is moderated. To submit, just post and be patient, or if ]       [ that fails mail your article to |
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