The example of the Unicorn: A knowledge-based approach to scientific creativity and the growth of knowledge [Book Review]

AI and Society 7 (1):52-61 (1993)
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Abstract

In the course of researching the question ‘What does it mean for knowledge to grow?’, the author has developed a large and unique compendium of components, some of which are knowledge systems that serve as research and creativity support systems. The self-modifying, self-effecting creative process and the results of developing and working with these systems, using novel methods and drawing on eclectic sources, is discussed

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