On Some Supposed Contributions of Artificial Intelligence to the Scientific Study of Language.

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Title:	On Some Supposed Contributions of Artificial Intelligence to the Scientific Study of Language
Authors:	Dresher, B. Elan; Hornstein, Norbert
Descriptors:	Artificial Intelligence; Computational Linguistics; Computer Programs; Language Research; Research Methodology; State of the Art Reviews
Source:	Cognition, 4, 4, 321-98, Dec 76
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Publication Date:	1976-00-00
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Abstract:	While computers have a definite role to play, current language research involving artificial intelligence is headed in a wrong direction and is unlikely to contribute to a scientific theory of language. (Author/MV)
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Identifiers:	Augmented Transition Networks (Wanner); Frame Theory (Minsky); SHRDLU Program (Winograd); Systemic Grammar (Halliday)
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