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Defeasible Reasoning: A Philosophical Analysis in Prolog

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Donald Nute

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1674219744163_3262813

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251-288

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10.1007/978-94-009-2699-8_9

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Chapters/Headings	Author(s)	Pages	Info
Front Matter		i-xiii
Front Matter		1-1
The Semantics of Clocks	Brian Cantwell Smith	3-31
Front Matter		33-33
The Pseudorealization Fallacy and the Chinese Room Argument	James H. Moor	35-53
In Praise of Narrow Minds: The Frame Problem	J. Christopher Maloney	55-80
Syntactic Semantics: Foundations of Computational Natural-Language Understanding	William J. Rapaport	81-131
Signs and Minds: An Introduction to the Theory of Semiotic Systems	James H. Fetzer	133-161
Logic for the New AI	Bruce Maclennan	163-192
Front Matter		193-193
Artificial Intelligence is Philosophy	Clark Glymour	195-207
Artificial Intelligence as an Experimental Science	Bruce G. Buchanan	209-250
Defeasible Reasoning: A Philosophical Analysis in Prolog	Donald Nute	251-288
When is Reasoning Nonmonotonic?	Terry L. Rankin	289-308
Artificial Intelligence and Effective Epistemology	Kevin T. Kelly	309-322
Maintaining an Inductive Database	Richard A. Vaughan	323-335
Front Matter		337-337
Automating Creativity	Richard Scheines	339-365
Back Matter		367-385
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