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Table of Contents

Technical correspondence

Diane Crawford
Page 11

First specialize, then generalize: introduction

Jacques Cohen
Pages 34-39

Logic and logic programming

J. A. Robinson
Pages 40-65

The impact of logic programming on databases

John Grant, Jack Minker
Pages 66-81

Logic programming as the integrator of the Fifth Generation Computer Systems project

Koichi Furukawa
Pages 82-92

Memoing for logic programs

David S. Warren
Pages 93-111

Notes on implementing sets in Prolog

Toshinori Munakata
Pages 112-120

The case for case studies of programming problems

Marcia C. Linn, Michael J. Clancy
Pages 121-132

Inside RISKS: inside “RISKS of RISKS”

Peter G. Neumann
Page 160

Charles Babbage—the great uncle of computing?

Maurice V. Wilkes
Pages 15-ff.

Dynabook revisited—portable computers past, present and future

Larry Press
Pages 25-32