XML technologies and scholarly communication

International Journal of Human Culture Studies, 2013

2003

本論文では、言語習得・使用に関する規則の種類を整理し、Chomskyの言語哲学とも、私たちの日常的体験とも整合する規則論を提示し、第二言語習得におけるコミュニケーション経験の必然性について論考する。1ではKrashen以降の規則論を検討し、(1)「コミュニケーションの学びは、基本的にはコミュニケーションを重ねることではないのか」、(2)「形と意味を結びつける規則には意識的なものもあるのではないのか」という問題点を提示する。2では(2)の問題点を解決する新しい規則論を展開する。3では「発話規則」の実践上の問題を考える中で、(1)の主張が、単なるトートロジーを超えて、正しく妥当なものであることを論証する

2013

Casele Research Bulletin, 1991

2004

Recently, many messages are exchanged through the Internet such as e-mails, BBSs (bulletin board system), and Web sites. As these messages are semistructured data and in the almost same form, messages in the same source are frequently converted into another form as in mailing-list archives. However there is no standard format. In this paper, we propose a unified format and message box of various messages, which are semantically same but syntactically different, on the Internet. The format is based on XML from a wide-use point of view. Furthermore, we propose some applications such as cooperation with Web services and message sharing based on RSS (RDF site summary).

2006

Journal of JSEE, 2010

2011

2017

2007

Introduction Since the advent of the White Paper on “The Future of Higher Education” (January, 2003), the Lambert Review of Business-University collaboration (December 2003) and the Higher Education Funding Council's HEIF (Higher Education Innovation Funding) ...

Transactions of the Japanese Society For Artificial Intelligence, 2005

The main aim of this paper is to propose an appropriate logical system that is suitable to describe the notion of IS-A link as well as is-a link. The most important point to be realized is that those relations are not set thoretical ones. They connect two 'general names' to construct a proposition, so that what is needed for proper descriptions of the relations in question is a theory of general names. It will be shown that is-a is a logical unit of axiomatically determined behaviour. The axiom concerning is-a relation was established by S. Leśniewski who named his theory of general names ontology. Today 'ontology' has also become a common term for AI researchers. I intend to make it clear that there is a close connection between 'ontology' used by Leśniewski and by AI researchers, even though they developed quite independently. I wish to stress that ontology created by Leśniewski is a system of syllogistic equipped with singular propositions and the theory of quantification. To make this point clear, I proposed a fragment of syllogism that I called MO(minimal ontology). This paper includes comments and examples articulating the logical power of ontology. 'IS-A(is-a)' 'IS-A(is-a)'

Fundamentals Review, 2015

This article sheds light on principles of human-human communication such as everyday conversation. Traditional views of communication generally have the following four principles in common: communication is (i) based on information transfer, (ii) the participants' intentions, (iii) co-presence among participants, and (iv) actions. These principles, however, actually often obfuscate various phenomena and distort their descriptions and explanations. This articles shows this concretely through an observation of modern spoken Japanese. Then, a more useful view of communication is elicited that captures communication as a part of participants' lives based on a consciousness that states, "My co-presence with others is mutually acknowledged by others."

2003