Book review
R. Schank. Conceptual Information Processing [Fundamental Studies in Computer Science, 3]. North-Holland, 1975. viii-384 pp. $31.25
Reviewed by
Yorick Wilks | Dept. of Artificial Intelligence, University of Edinburgh
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