I am using the ARQ property extension <http://jena.hpl.hp.com/ARQ/list#member> in a DESCRIBE query to ensure I describe all members of a rdf list.
DESCRIBE <http://example.com/#foo> ?b WHERE { <http://example.com/#foo> ex:myList [ list:member ?b ] } I now get my graph with <http://example.com/#foo> and all list members described, but the actual list:member statements are not in the result graph. The XSL I am using to generate a representation of the resulting RDF/XML would be much simplified if the resulting graph contained the list:member statements. Is there a way I can update the SPARQL query such that the resulting graph retains the list:member statements? Perhaps by including utilizing CONSTRUCT (which I have little experience using). Thanks, --Stephan Note: I cross posted this question at http://answers.semanticweb.com/questions/14415/including-backward-chained-entailments-in-a-query-describe-result-graph
