# 9:30 pm 9/28/97

# Wille example
# ICCS'97 page 290

# significant differences
# between Wille view (Figure 1)
#     and McCullough view

1. Wille (correctly) viewed building and decoration as parts;
McCullough (wrongly) viewed them as attributes.

2. Wille viewed "sleek glass monolith" and
"Renaissance Revival palazzo" as aliases;
McCullough viewed them as attributes (architectural style).

3. Wille viewed "texture" as an attribute
	"Central Business" has texture=interesting
while McCullough viewed "texture" as a metaphor
	"Central Business" has "interesting texture"

4. Wille viewed "terra-cotta" and "brick" as locations;
McCullough viewed them as materials.

5. Wille ignored construction date of buildings.

6. McCullough explicitly listed more context.

7. McCullough replaced several words with their "intended" meaning
give -> causes
distinguish -> isapart (i.e., no emphasis intended)
reflects -> is caused by (<=)