Ourselves and Computers: Differences in Minds and Machines

Palgrave (1995)
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Abstract

This volume explores how it is that we can know things and show responsibility in all that we do. It challenges the popular image of computers as information and knowledge processors, and opens up old questions about information informing ourselves - questions that are made urgent by new information technology.

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