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Micropublications model arguments and evidence in articles

The micropublications model is adapted to the Web, and designed for (a) representing the key arguments and evidence in scientific articles, and (b) supporting the “layering” of annotations and various useful formalizations upon the full text paper.

Saved 26 November 2014 / www.jbiomedsem.com ↗

#argument #article #scientific-articles #paper

Confirmational reading

The use of scientific literature and databases is rapidly shifting from ‘exploratory’ reading to ‘confirmational reading’ to check elements of the hypotheses…

Prof.dr. B. Mons #scholarly-communication #reading #scientific-articles #communication #article #literature

Impactful papers need not be heavily cited

our method to assess the contribution of a paper means that a paper with high impact does not need to be extensively cited , however it needs to inspire a…

The Diggicore Project: Aggregating And Mining The World Of Open Access Articles #method #contribution #domain #high-impact #changes #paper

An inner experiencer can't explain unity

You cannot explain the unity of experience by simply positing an inner, unified experiencer. That simply begs the question: how is unity of experience…

The Ego Trick (baggini, Julian) #unity #experience #consciousness #argument

Analysis (philosophy)

Students must be able to: analyse a philosophical problem or position into its component parts and be able to tell how they are connected together; analyse an…

Taking Philosophical Dialogue Online #argument #philosophical-problems #text

Il vuoto non è un'opinione

Non si ammette alcun concetto, e ogni teoria può essere smentita o demolita. Nei toni di una dialettica serrata non si sostiene alcuna posizione e ci si…

Lo Spirito del Giappone (Leonardo Vittorio Arena) #nothingness #logic #argument #Buddhism

Macros in lisp

Another beauty of Lisp is its macro facility. I’ve not seen its like in any other language. Because the forms of code and data are equivalent, Lisps macro are…

Hello Haskell, Goodbye Lisp #language #Lisp #argument #function