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231	--	244	Andy Clark. Being there: why implementation matters to cognitive science
245	--	253	Richard Schweickert, A. Mike Burton, Nicholas K. Taylor, E. N. Corlett, Nigel R. Shadbolt, A. P. Hedgecock. Comparing knowledge elicitation techniques: a case study
255	--	273	Lindsey Ford. Artificial intelligence and software engineering: a tutorial introduction to their relationship
275	--	295	S. P. Ross, Tony Dodd, Wendy J. Milne, Mervyn Bennun, Elpida T. Keravnou, Stephen John Turner, S. J. Maskell, Kathryn Seifert, Chris Alphey, Yasmin Merali, et al.. Book reviews

137	--	138	Masoud Yazdani. Editorial
139	--	157	Allan Ramsay. What we say and what we mean
159	--	181	Sam Steel. The bread and butter of planning
183	--	200	Robert B. Fisher. Representing three-dimensional structures for visual recognition
201	--	215	Lindsey Ford. Teaching strategies and tactics in intelligent computer aided instruction
217	--	219	Leonard Bolc, Blay Whitby. Book reviews
221	--	227	Masoud Yazdani, Blay Whitby. Accidental nuclear war: the contribution of artificial intelligence

77	--	78	Derek Partridge. Editorial
79	--	93	Mark Halpern. Turing's Test and the ideology of artificial intelligence
95	--	109	Paul Smolensky. Connectionist AI, symbolic AI, and the brain
111	--	120	Derek Partridge, Yorick Wilks. Does AI have a methodology which is different from software engineering?
121	--	130	Steve Torrance, A.-M. Allardice, S. Ross. Book reviews
131	--	134	Richard Ennals. The fifth generation and training strategies

3	--	9	John A. Campbell. On artificial intelligence
11	--	25	Allan Ramsay. Distributed versus parallel computing
27	--	41	Derek Partridge. Engineering artificial intelligence software
43	--	52	Masoud Yazdani. Intelligent tutoring systems survey
53	--	68	Ajit Narayanan. LISP interpreter
69	--	76	P. Piddock, Lindsey Ford. Book reviews

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