Artificial Intelligence, Volume 39

Volume 39, Number 1, May 1989

• Sandra Marcus, John P. McDermott:
  SALT: A Knowledge Acquisition Language for Propose-and-Revise Systems. 1-37
  
• Rogers P. Hall:
  Computational Approaches to Analogical Reasoning: A Comparative Analysis. 39-120
  

• Stephen W. Smoliar:
  Gerald M. Edelman, Neural Darwinism: The Theory of Neuronal Group Selection. 121-136
  
• Lee Spector, James A. Hendler:
  Christopher Cherniak, Minimal Rationality. 137-139
  

Volume 39, Number 2, June 1989

• David E. Smith:
  Controlling Backward Inference. 145-208
  
• Matthew L. Ginsberg:
  A Circumscriptive Theorem Prover. 209-230
  

• G. Priest:
  Reasoning About Truth. 231-244
  
• Donald Perlis:
  Truth and Meaning. 245-250
  
• Philippe Besnard, Yves Moinard, Robert E. Mercer:
  The Importance of Open and Recursive Circumscription. 251-262
  
• Peter F. Patel-Schneider:
  Undecidability of Subsumption in NIKL. 263-272
  

• C. Ravi Shankar:
  Fernando C. N. Pereira and Stuart M. Sheiber, Prolog and Natural-Language Analysis, CSLI Lecture Notes 10. 275-278
  

Volume 39, Number 3, July 1989

• Lokendra Shastri:
  Default Reasoning in Semantic Networks: A Formalization of Recognition and Inheritance. 283-355
  
• Gerald Tesauro, Terrence J. Sejnowski:
  A Parallel Network that Learns to Play Backgammon. 357-390
  

• Johan de Kleer, Kurt Konolige:
  Eliminating the Fixed Predicates from a Circumscription. 391-398
  

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