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Mary Romero Sweeneytain fragment of English. The present paper is concerned with a computer simulation that follows the proposals of Montague. In order to explain some of the problems and solutions which arose during the design of the program, a, partial, introduction to Montague grammar is presented. Examples of gene

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een anticipated. I have never shared the belief, endemic among many scientists, that philosophy has nothing to teach us; the evils wrought by a wrong philosophy of science are too obvious for one to make such lighthearted comments, which indicate little but that the writer is self-taught and a good

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Mary Romero Sweeney time. In particular my own research has benefited from Wohlwill’s classic work on . (see ., .). His current paper adds clarity and force to these issues so here I continue my enthusiastic support of Wohlwill’s work.

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Mary Romero Sweeneyhe one set of comments both easiest and most difficult to answer is that by Gray. He draws attention to some of the very real difficulties which confront my theory of conscience, that is, the notion that conscience develops through a process of Pavlovian conditioning and that the results are therefo

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Mary Romero Sweeneyuces the concept of the modern disunified science, as distinctly different from the unified natural sciences in such things as (1) philosophy of science (2) what is recognized as scientific originality (3) competitiveness and the reward system (4) methodological characteristics (5) amount of artific

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