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From: rapaport@sunybcs.uucp (William J. Rapaport)
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Subject: Re: Provided: biblio-ref for Chinese Room
Keywords: Chinese Room, NL understanding, AI
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Date: 5 May 89 20:13:25 GMT
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In article <520@orawest.UUCP> orawest!ejs@unix.sri.com (e john sebes) writes:
>Searle wrote a short book that presents much of the motivation
>for his position. It was published in the U.S. about 5 years ago,
>and is called, I think _Minds, Brains, and Science_.

My critical review of Searle's book appeared as:

Rapaport, William J. (1988), ``To Think or Not to Think''
_Nous_ 22:  585-609.
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