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    Grammar-Mediated Time-Series Prediction
    with A. Brabazon, K. Meagher, E. Carty, and P. Keenan
    Journal of Intelligent Systems 14 (2-3): 123-142. 2005.
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    International Perspectives on Educational Reform and Policy Implementation
    with D. S. G. Carter
    British Journal of Educational Studies 44 (1): 118-119. 1996.
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    The following text is taken from the publisher's website: "Romanticism is, and always has been, one of the most hotly contested terms in literary and cultural history. Many of the writers now described as Romantic refused to be defined by the word: 'it would be such bad taste', said Byron in 1820. Lovejoy spoke of a plurality of ‘romanticisms’, born of distinct thought complexes, whilst René Wellek argued that literatures labelled Romantic indicated common conceptions. Comparably, in the post-Wo…Read more
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    James Bradley , Philosophy after F. H. Bradley
    International Journal of Philosophical Studies 6 (3): 475. 1998.
    . Books Briefly Noted. International Journal of Philosophical Studies: Vol. 6, No. 3, pp. 475-480.
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    International Journal of Philosophical Studies 3 384-384. 1995.
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    Museums and their Paradoxes
    Royal Institute of Philosophy Supplement 79 13-34. 2016.
    This chapter is written from the perspective of a practitioner and explores a range of paradoxes in museums and in the museological literature which may serve as starting points for conversations with philosophers. These include questions of definition and mission, intrinsic versus instrumental value, whether museums actively shape society or serve as a passive reflection, whether their main function is to produce liberating knowledge or express communal identities, whether traditional or progre…Read more