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2022

A Role for QualiaWilliam J. Rapaport. jaic, 9(3):309-329, December 2022. [doi]

2020

2019

Computers Are Syntax All the Way Down: Reply to BozşahinWilliam J. Rapaport. mima, 29(2):227-237, 2019. [doi]

2018

What is a Computer? A SurveyWilliam J. Rapaport. mima, 28(3):385-426, 2018. [doi]

2012

Semiotic Systems, Computers, and the Mind: How Cognition Could Be ComputingWilliam J. Rapaport. ijsss, 2(1):32-71, 2012. [doi]

2011

Yes, She Was! - Reply to Ford's "Helen Keller Was Never in a Chinese Room"William J. Rapaport. mima, 21(1):3-17, 2011. [doi]

2007

Contextual vocabulary acquisition as computational philosophy and as philosophical computationWilliam J. Rapaport, Michael W. Kibby. jetai, 19(1):1-17, 2007. [doi]

Metacognition in SNePSStuart C. Shapiro, William J. Rapaport, Michael Kandefer, Frances L. Johnson, Albert Goldfain. aim, 28(1):17-31, 2007. [doi]

2006

How Helen Keller used syntactic semantics to escape from a Chinese RoomWilliam J. Rapaport. mima, 16(4):381-436, 2006. [doi]

2005

In Defense of Contextual Vocabulary AcquisitionWilliam J. Rapaport. context 2005: 396-409 [doi]

The Turing Test: Verbal Behavior as the Hallmark of Intelligence edited by Stuart ShieberWilliam J. Rapaport. coling, 31(3):407-412, 2005. [doi]

Implementation is semantic interpretation: further thoughtsWilliam J. Rapaport. jetai, 17(4):385-417, 2005. [doi]

2003

What Did You Mean by That? Misunderstanding, Negotiation, and Syntactic SemanticsWilliam J. Rapaport. mima, 13(3):397-427, 2003. [doi]

2002

Holism, Conceptual-Role Semantics, and Syntactic SemanticsWilliam J. Rapaport. mima, 12(1):3-59, 2002. [doi]

2000

How to Pass a Turing TestWilliam J. Rapaport. jolli, 9(4):467-490, 2000.

Discussion ReviewWilliam J. Rapaport. mima, 10(3):381-389, 2000. [doi]

1998

How minds can be computational systemsWilliam J. Rapaport. jetai, 10(4):403-419, 1998.

1997

Quasi-Indexicals and Knowledge ReportsWilliam J. Rapaport, Stuart C. Shapiro, Janyce Wiebe. cogsci, 21(1):63-107, 1997.

1995

Preface - Subjectivity and the debate over computational cognitive scienceMary Galbraith, William J. Rapaport. mima, 5(4):513-515, 1995. [doi]

1993

Why isn't my pocket calculator a thinking thing? - Essay, comments, and replyLarry Hauser, William J. Rapaport. mima, 3(1):1, 1993. [doi]

Because mere calculating isn't thinking - Comments on Hauser's "Why Isn't My Pocket Calculator a Thinking Thing?"William J. Rapaport. mima, 3(1):11-20, 1993. [doi]

1989

Representing Fiction in SNePSWilliam J. Rapaport. sneps 1990: 107-121

Combining Linguistic and Pictorial Information: Using Captions to Interpret Newspaper PhotographsRohini K. Srihari, William J. Rapaport. sneps 1990: 85-96

1988

Discontinuities in narrativesAlexander Nakhimovsky, William J. Rapaport. COLING 1988: 465-470

A Computational Theory of Perspective and Reference in NarrativeJanyce Wiebe, William J. Rapaport. acl 1988: 131-138

1986

Recent and Current Artificial Intelligence Research in the Department of Computer Science SUNY at BuffaloShoshana L. Hardt, William J. Rapaport. aim, 7(2):91-100, 1986.

Logical Foundations for Belief RepresentationWilliam J. Rapaport. cogsci, 10(4):371-422, 1986.

SNePS Considered as a Fully Intensional Propositional Semantic NetworkStuart C. Shapiro, William J. Rapaport. AAAI 1986: 278-283

Representing de re and de dicto belief reports in discourse and narrativeJanyce Wiebe, William J. Rapaport. pieee, 74(10):1405-1413, 1986. [doi]

1985

Meinongian Semantics for Propositional Semantic NetworksWilliam J. Rapaport. acl 1985: 43-48

1984

Quasi-Indexical Reference In Propositional Semantic NetworksWilliam J. Rapaport, Stuart C. Shapiro. COLING 1984: 65-70 [doi]

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