Robert B. horn (illustrator), Jeff Yoshimi, mark deering, Russ McBride, David Fleischman (illustrator), Thierry didonna (illustrator), Jennifer wedel (editor), mapping great debates. Can computers think?: 7 maps and a handbook [Book Review]

Minds and Machines 11 (3):442-445 (2001)
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