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    # KEHOME/knowledge/ExamplesBookHierarchy/gd.html
    # Apr/10/2003

    # Keith Devlin

    begin hierarchy gdhi;
    book;
    /	Goodbye, Descartes;

    Goodbye, Descartes;
    /	Preface;
    /	1 Patterns of Mind;
    //		We all do it;
    //		Patterns of thought;
    //		Logic and language;
    //		The language wall;
    //		The logic wall;
    //		Roger: the irrational man of logic;
    //		Against all odds;
    //		The moral of the lost car keys;
    /	2 A Passion for Order;
    //		The square on the hypotenuse;
    //		The arrow and the tortoise;
    //		Bricks in a building;
    //		The first and the second;
    //		The all and the some;
    //		The fine print;
    /	3 The Laws of Thought;
    //		Mathematical logic -- the very idea;
    //		Dialectica, dialectica;
    //		The logic of William Ockham and Pseudo-Scot;
    //		Adolescence, English puns, and a loss of favor;
    //		The logic of Leibniz;
    //		The calm before the storm;
    //		Euclid falters and axiomatic logic comes back into favor;
    //		Algebra spreads its wings;
    /	4 From Symbols to Silicon;
    //		Symbols of the mind;
    //		The Boolean bandwagon;
    //		Splitting the logical atom;
    //		The golden age;
    //		Language stripped to the bone;
    //		Searching for meaning;
    //		The computational mind of A. M. Turing;
    //		Logic in silicon;
    //		Shadows of a wheel;
    /	5 The Science of Language;
    //		A way with words;
    //		What is linguistics?;
    //		A new science is born;
    //		The American way;
    //		Myths of Hopi time and Eskimo snow;
    //		Too many sentences;
    /	6 Language in the Mind;
    //		The revolution by the Charles River;
    //		The linguistic patterns Chomsky wove;
    //		How can children learn language so easily?;
    //		The language instinct;
    //		Things your teacher got wrong;
    //		The linguistic patterns shared by all mankind;
    /	7 Machines That Think;
    //		Smart machines?;
    //		Alan Turing's IQ test for computers;
    //		The computer that proved theorems;
    //		How to get a computer to act smart;
    //		Machines that answer back;
    //		Bursting bubbles;
    //		Silicon experts;
    //		Reasons of the heart;
    /	8 Communication Is the Key;
    //		Beyond Chomsky;
    //		Photocopy machines and air-traffic control;
    //		The meaning of it all;
    //		How big is big?;
    //		A failure to communicate;
    //		Coming to terms with the situation;
    /	9 Verbal Tangos;
    //		Er, umm, maybe, all right then;
    //		The fine power of a culture;
    //		But you know what I mean?;
    //		The elephant's trunk;
    //		Conversation -- from lost art to new science;
    //		The logic of conversation;
    //		The hidden meanings in what we say;
    //		Building on common ground;
    //		Steps in the verbal tango;
    //		Can there be an algebra of conversation?;
    /	10 The Cheshire Cat's Grin;
    //		The informational stance;
    //		The Cheshire Cat's grin;
    //		Acting according to type;
    //		It's common knowledge;
    //		The Liar Paradox;
    /	11 Goodbye, Descartes;
    //		Leaving the omega;
    //		Beyond logic;
    //		The puzzle of rationality;
    //		Understanding language;
    //		Goodbye, Descartes;
    //		Plato's cave;
    //		Soft mathematics;
    //		What is understanding?;
    //		The soft mathematician's toolbox;
    /	Selected Further Reading;
    /	Index;
    end hierarchy gdhi;