: Culture and Personality . Anthony F. C. Wallace.

Foreword re C. S. Wallace

One of the second generation of computer scientists, Chris Wallace completed his tertiary education in 1959 with a Ph.D. in nuclear physics, on cosmic ray showers, under Dr Paul George at Sydney University. Needless to say, computer science was not, at that stage, an established academic discipline. With Max Brennan and John Malos he had designed and built a large automatic data logging system ...

Anthony F . Hutchings Steve T . Knox Creating Products Customers Demand

his article presents a re-engineering case study of the product requirements definition process at Digital Equipment Corporation. Based on cross-functional teams working in direct partnership with customers, the re-engineered process was designed to ensure customer satisfaction and business readiness before a line of code is written, an electronic circuit designed, or a service defined. Several...

Personality, Culture, Language

English translation © 2006 M.E. Sharpe, Inc., from the Russian text “Lichnost’, kul’tura, iazyk,” in Iazyk i rechevaia deiatel’nost’ v obshchei i pedagogicheskoi psikhologii (Moscow and Voronezh: IPO MODEK, 2001), pp. 119–28. Published with the permission of Dmitry A. Leontiev. Translated by Nora Favorov. Journal of Russian and East European Psychology, vol. 44, no. 3, May–June 2006, pp. 47–56....

Personality and Culture Revisited: Linking Traits and Dimensions of Culture

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We review links between three logic formalisms and three approaches to specifying operational semantics. In particular, we show that specifications written with (small-step and big-step) SOS, abstract machines, and multiset rewriting, are closely related to Horn clauses, binary clauses, and (a subset of) linear logic, respectively. We shall illustrate how binary clauses form a bridge between th...