AI & Society, Volume 6, 1992

Volume 6, Number 1, January-March 1992

• Howard Rosenbrock: Science, Technology and Purpose. 3-17 BibTeX
• Hubert L. Dreyfus, Stuart Dreyfus: What Artificial Experts Can and Cannot Do. 18-26 BibTeX
• Gerald Heidegger: Machines, Computers, Dialectics: A New Look at Human Intelligence. 27-40 BibTeX
• Mariella Combi: The Imaginary, The Computer, Artificial Intelligence: A Cultural Anthropological Approach. 41-49 BibTeX
• John Nolan: The Computational Metaphor and Environmentalism. 50-61 BibTeX
• Jacob L. Mey, Hiroshi Tamura: Barriers to Communication in a Computer Age. 62-77 BibTeX

• Cristiano Castelfranchi, Rosaria Conte: Emergent Functionality Among Intelligent Systems: Cooperation Within and Without Minds. 78-87 BibTeX
• Peter J. Marcer: Quantum Computation and the Conscious Machine - The Reason Why Computers Will Never be Smarter than People. 88-93 BibTeX

Volume 6, Number 2, April-June 1992

• Bruce J. Berman: Artificial Intelligence and the Ideology of Capitalist Reconstruction. 103-114 BibTeX
• Gilberto Marzano: IDSSs Opportunities and Problems: Steps to Development of an IDSS. 115-139 BibTeX
• Fernando Alonso, José Luis Maté, José L. Morant, Juan Pazos: From Epistemology to Gnoseology: Foundations of the Knowledge Industry. 140-165 BibTeX

• Ian H. Witten, Bruce A. MacDonald, David Maulsby, Rosanna Heise: Programming by Example: The Human Face of AI. 166-180 BibTeX
• Jacob L. Mey: Adaptability: Reflections. 180-185 BibTeX

Volume 6, Number 3, July-September 1992

• Romain Laufer: The Social Acceptability of AI Systems: Legitimacy Epistemology and Marketing. 197-220 BibTeX
• Graziella Mazzoli: The Evolving Model of Communication in Sociotechnical Systems. 221-231 BibTeX
• Eva Senghaas-Knobloch: Ambivalent Attitudes Towards Technical Progress and Steps to Overcome Them: Reflections and Results of an Empirical Investigation. 232-244 BibTeX
• Barbara Gorayska, Kevin Cox: Expert Systems as Extensions of the Human Mind: A User Oriented, Holistic Approach to the Design of Multiple Reasoning System Environments and Interfaces. 245-262 BibTeX

• Gerald J. Johnson: Talking About Computers: From Metaphor to Jargon. 263-270 BibTeX
• Adam Drozdek: Moral Dimension of Man and Artificial Intelligence. 271-280 BibTeX
• Godela Unseld: AI - and Everything Else. 280-287 BibTeX
• Janet S. Zeide, Jay Liebowitz: Institutionalizing Expert Systems: Guidelines and Legal Concerns. 287-293 BibTeX

Volume 6, Number 4, October-December 1992

• John Kelly: The Ontological Status of Computers or What is a Computer? 305-323 BibTeX
• Jay Liebowitz, Francisco J. Cantú Ortiz: Expert System Technology Transfer Strategies: Selected Cases from the United States and Mexico. 324-337 BibTeX
• Elke Steven, Michael Hoenen, Matthias Kloth: Testability of Expert Systems in System Development and Application. 337-344 BibTeX
• John G. Gammack, Terence C. Fogarty, S. A. Battle, N. S. Ireson, J. Cui: Human-Centred Decision Support: The IDIOMS System. 345-366 BibTeX

• Zhengxin Chen: Remarks on Intelligence as Extended Retrieval and Its Implications. 367-373 BibTeX
• Felix Rauner: Working and Learning in a Car Repair Chop: Are Expertsystems a Solution? 373-381 BibTeX
• Franco Fileni: Culture and Knowledge: Hypothesis on the Interpretation of Post-Industrial Society. 382-389 BibTeX