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| English | A syntactic theory of belief and action |
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A syntactic theory of belief and action (English)
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1986
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The paper is concerned with describing the beliefs and actions of a simple robot. Here beliefs are sentences of a first order logic extended with quotations. Several improvements are made by forgetting about possible worlds and going back to familiar ideas from computer science.
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beliefs and actions of a simple robot
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first order logic
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