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Some Organizing Principles in Man Machine Interaction

Authors
Daniel J. Sandin; Thomas A. DeFanti
Publisher
University of Illinois at Chicago Circle
Place
Chicago, Illinois
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Daniel J. Sandin; Thomas A. DeFanti. Some Organizing Principles in Man Machine Interaction. University of Illinois at Chicago Circle. .

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