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Reasoning with arbitrary objects
New York, NY, USA: Blackwell (1985)
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Contents: Preface VII; Introduction 1; 1. The General Framework 5; 2. Some Standard Systems 61; 3. Systems in General 147; 4. Non-Standard Systems 177; Bibliography 210; General Index 215; Index of Symbols 219-220.Author's Profile
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