Editorial: Technology or management
Communications of the ACMPublished 1 March 1991Open access
Peter J. Denning
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This issue, David Gries discusses limitations the authors have unwittingly imposed on ourselves as practi t ioners of software engineering by their approach to logic, the discipline which builds formulas expressing truth or falsehood from symbols and the operators known as union, intersection, there-exists, and for all.
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