Titlebook: SIGIR ’94; Proceedings of the S Bruce W. Croft,C. J. Rijsbergen Conference proceedings 1994 Springer-Verlag London Limited 1994 Hypertext.c

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grotto

nth century to Immanuel Kant in the late eighteenth — Kant’s being the last significant contribution to this tradition. It argues that the account of hospitality in the ‘law of nations’ provided by this early modern tradition of thought was bounded by two poles — right of communication and right of

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David D. Lewis,William A. Galexercise of power and constraint as well as a potential ethics and freedom. Indeed, the seemingly contradictory elements, which some speak of as ethics and politics, cannot be separated: ‘The apparently incompatible pair are doomed to cohabit, unhappily, chaotically, because that tension is precisely

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Chidanand Apté,Fred Damerau,Sholom M. Weissnot open another until reaching England. . Yet in spite of that image of suspended literary activity, Washington Irving’s narrator transforms every perception into a tale as he crosses the Atlantic. Once he is in that gap, that “vast space of waters” (. 11), stories proliferate; opportunities for na