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      <title>Image &#39;Quotation&#39; Using the C.I.T.E. Architecture</title>
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      <description>Quotation is the heart of scholarly argument and teaching, the activity of bringing insight to something complex by focused discussion of its parts. Philosophers who have reflected on the question of quotation have identified two necessary components: a name, pointer, or citation on the one hand and a reproduction or repetition on the other. Robert Sokolowski calls quotation a &#39;curious conjunction of being able to name and to contain&#39; [1]; V.</description>
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