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Adapting Structuration Theory to understand the role of reflexivity: Problematization, clinical audit and information systems [PDF]
This paper is an exploratory account of the further development and application of a hybrid framework, StructurANTion, that is based on Structuration Theory and Actor Network Theory (ANT).
Laurence Brooks
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Structuration theory: reflections on its further potential for management accounting research [PDF]
Purpose To examine the potential of strong structuration theory in management accounting research. Design/methodology/approach The paper explains how the ontological perspective of strong structuration theory extends the work of Giddens and explores how ...
Lisa Jack
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Strong structuration theory in accounting research [PDF]
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to discuss the interdisciplinary use of strong structuration theory and consider the impact of this for accounting research.
Lisa Jack
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The Structure of a Semantic Theory
Language, 1963This paper does not attempt to present a semantic theory of a natural language, but rather to characterize the form of such a theory. A semantic theory of a natural language is part of a linguistic description of that language. Our problem, on the other hand, is part of the general theory of language, fully on a par with the problem of characterizing ...
Katz, J., Fodor, J.
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1984
A fundamental concept in categorical topology is that of a topological category. It has been discovered and rediscovered many times in different forms. A common feature of the various descriptions is that topological categories are concrete categories (A,U) over Set (or arbitrary base categories X).
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A fundamental concept in categorical topology is that of a topological category. It has been discovered and rediscovered many times in different forms. A common feature of the various descriptions is that topological categories are concrete categories (A,U) over Set (or arbitrary base categories X).
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The theory of nuclear structure
Journal of the Franklin Institute, 1939It seems appropriate to open this meeting with an attempt at a broad survey of what we think we know about nuclear structure, and of what are the most serious gaps in our knowledge.
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Physical Review Letters, 1993
The structures of nine phases of ice are described as the result of ordering and displacive mechanisms from a common parent disordered body centered cubic structure possessing different fractional concentrations of water ...
, Dmitriev, , Rochal, , Toledano
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The structures of nine phases of ice are described as the result of ordering and displacive mechanisms from a common parent disordered body centered cubic structure possessing different fractional concentrations of water ...
, Dmitriev, , Rochal, , Toledano
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Structuring theories on consequence
1988Building on the work of Goguen and Burstall on institutions and on Tarski's notion of deductive system, a categorial framework for manipulating theories in an arbitrary logic is presented. Its main contribution is the formalisation of the semantics of theory-building operations on top of a consequence relation.
Fiadeiro, Jose, Sernadas, Amilcar
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Knowledgebases as structured theories
1988According to the structural paradigm of knowledge representation, knowledgebases are built by organizing facts along the semantic primitives of a conceptual modelling approach. Previous work of the authors has shown how these organizational principles can be brought into the logical view of knowledge representation by defining mechanisms for developing
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