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On 6 Jul 2009, at 14:34, Christoph LANGE wrote:
> p a rdf:Property ;
> rdfs:domain rdfs:Literal ;
> rdfs:range rdfs:Datatype .
In terms of RDF, this can't be done. Well, the property could be
defined using RDFS, but it could never legally be used. The
definition would imply that "p" is used like so:
"2008-01-01" p xsd:date .
However, RDF doesn't allow a literal to be used as the subject of a
triple. Hence there is no property defined like the "p" you describe.
There are supersets of RDF (such as Notation 3) which relax this
restriction and would allow a property "p" like you describe to be used.
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