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  1. Manager of Humanities Microcomputing, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ.

    Mark Olsen

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  1. John S. Lawrence
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  2. Malcolm Brown
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John S. Lawrence is Professor of Philosophy at Morningside College; he is the author of The Electronic Scholar: A Guide to Academic Microcomputing (1984).

Malcolm Brown received his doctorate in German Studies from Stanford University in June 1985. He is currently working as a computer consultant for the Humanities at Stanford.

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Lawrence, J.S., Brown, M. & Olsen, M. Software reviews. Comput Hum 21, 197–208 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02252796

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