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  1. Syracuse University, Iealy

    Thomas Elwood Hart (professor of Germanic philology)

  2. the University of Massachusetts, USA

    Wendy G. Lehnert (an associate professor of computer and information science)

  3. the Computer Science Department of Queens College, City University of New York, USA

    Philip J. Drummond

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His publications have focused on issues of language esthetics and poetic structure in modern German and medieval Germanic literature.

Eric S. Wheeler received a Ph.D. in linguistics from the University of Toronto, is interested in linguistic evidence for semantic structures and in computer processing of natural language, and works in Information Development at the IBM Canada Ltd. Laboratory in Toronto, Ontario.

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Hart, T.E., Lehnert, W.G., Drummond, P.J. et al. Book reviews. Comput Hum 17, 77–92 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02277127

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