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- p. 228 "The dictionary schema is an instrument of classification, not an instrument of definition; it is like the Dewey method of librarianship, which allows us to identify a given book from among thousands of shelves in a library, and to infer its subject matter but not the specific content." Same pages make the distinction that while computer directories do not say anything about their members , those directories do say something when they are taxonomies e.g. Mammals all have certain properties. --- trans. by Alastair McEwen
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%K ontology classification
%T Kant and the platypus
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