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This philosophical essay in German establishes a theory of computer applications. It has four chapters, each addressing individual topics and intended to be readable independently. A concept of information and a metapsychological notation are developed. It provides 24 examples with multiple graphics to explain concepts. The sample volume has 274 pages with 99 illustrations, 3 photographs, 5 facsimiles, and 13 tables, 151 references, and indexes of terms and theorems. — Verlag der Transformal GmbH, Berlin, Germany, July 2023. | This philosophical essay in German establishes a theory of computer applications. It has four chapters, each addressing individual topics and intended to be readable independently. A concept of information and a metapsychological notation are developed. It provides 24 examples with multiple graphics to explain concepts. The sample volume has 274 pages with 99 illustrations, 3 photographs, 5 facsimiles, and 13 tables, 151 references, and indexes of terms and theorems. — Verlag der Transformal GmbH, Berlin, Germany, July 2023. | ||
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This philosophical essay in German establishes a theory of computer applications. It has four chapters, each addressing individual topics and intended to be readable independently. A concept of information and a metapsychological notation are developed. It provides 24 examples with multiple graphics to explain concepts. The sample volume has 274 pages with 99 illustrations, 3 photographs, 5 facsimiles, and 13 tables, 151 references, and indexes of terms and theorems. — Verlag der Transformal GmbH, Berlin, Germany, July 2023.
The same examples are part of the narrative in the book »King George III«. There, they form the basis for independent illustrations.