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∂AIL Edinburgh University Press↓22 George Square↓Edinburgh, Scotland EH8 9LF
$$Permission to include individual work in an edited volume of collected works
$January 9, 1981∞ 
Gentlemen:

I propose to edit and cause to be published a volume of my collected works
on the subject of Artificial Intelligence and Philosophy, tentatively to be
entitled ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND PHILOSOPHY.  The volume will be  
published by Tioga Publishing Company and will contain approximately
seven of my individual works.  I should like to include my paper entitled
%2Some Philosophical Problems from the Standpoint of Artificial Intelligence,%1
herein called the Work, which appeared in MACHINE INTELLIGENCE 4, 
published by the Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh, Scotland, (B. Meltzer
and D. Michie, editors), 1969.

It is understood that your permission, if granted, will be on the following
terms:

1.  Your permission will be limited to the inclusion of the Work in the
above-described edited volume, and if the edited volume goes out of print,
the right herein granted will automatically revert to you, and this permission
will be of no further force and effect.

2.  I will have only the right to the Work expressly herein granted to me,
and all rights therein will be reserved to you.  I will have no right to 
reprint the work independently, or to authorize others to do so, or to
permit others to quote therefrom.

3.  The edited volume will carry the following legend either on the copyright
page or as a footnote on the first page on which the Work appears therein:
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From %2Some Philosophical Problems from the Standpoint of Artificial
Intelligence,%1 B. Meltzer and D. Michie, Editors,
Published by The Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh, Scotland
Copyright 1969.          .
All rights reserved.  Reprinted by permission.
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4.  This permission will be exclusive for the purposes of inclusion in
collective works or compilations, but will be non--exclusive otherwise.

5.  You warrant that the Work does not infringe upon any copyright, common law 
right, proprietary right or any other right whatsoever; that it does not 
contain any matter that is libelous or otherwise contrary to law; and
that you have the full right and authority to make this grant.

6.  I may assign my rights hereunder to the publisher of the edited volume.

7.  This letter agreement shall be governed by the laws of the State of
California applicable to contracts entered into and to be performed in
that State.

If the foregoing is acceptable to you, please so indicate below.  This letter 
will then constitute the permission I seek.
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Agreed to and Accepted:

Dated:
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             The Edinburgh Press
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