Re: [moca] Locations?

[Ilaria Castellani <Ilaria.Castellani@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Sorry for the mysterious messages you might have received previously, 
due to a bug in the update of the moca list management. My original 
message was :

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Hello

I won't really intervene in the debate because I'm travelling and didn't 
have time to follow more than superficially the various exchanges. I 
would just like to thank Sanjiva for mentioning my survey and react to 
Martin's remark :

"this article is not available online, which pretty much means that it 
doesn't exist"

Well! I can see there is a generation gap here... People who started 
doing research some decades ago will never consider that a paper which 
is not "at click disposal" does not exist as a publication. There even 
exist some famous PhD theses which are partially or completely 
handwritten. Fortunately the world is still larger than what can be seen 
on the Internet...

If my article doesn't appear online on my webpage, it is because it is 
published in a book (which should be available in most libraries) and 
therefore protected by copyright.

On the other hand my email address appears on my webpage, and it will be 
my pleasure to send a copy on request to anyone interested

cheers

-Ilaria

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