Titlebook: Artificial Intelligence: Its Scope and Limits; James H. Fetzer Book 1990 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1990 Charles Sanders Peirce.Chinese ro

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Symbol Systems and Semiotic Systemsn there are relevant differences, there is some important (crucial or critical) property distinguishing between them, an instance of what may be described as the . (to which we shall later have the occasion to return).

BROOK

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Varieties of Knowledgefeasible knowledge, scientific knowledge, and conversational knowledge. Perhaps the most surprising result of this analysis turns out to be the discovery that a relatively obscure requirement that affects the truth of laws in science promises to yield a uniform framework for dealing with them all.

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Minds, Bodies, and Machinesl properties. [Cf., for example, Prior (1967a) and (1967b), but especially Cargile (1984).] The specific subjects that happen to be pursued by specific students of logic at specific times no doubt reflect matters of current and continuing interest, but the field itself has enduring significance for that of artificial intelligence.

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978-0-7923-0548-4Kluwer Academic Publishers 1990

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Artificial Intelligence: Its Scope and Limits978-94-009-1900-6Series ISSN 0924-0780

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