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To facilitate editorial work and to enhance the uniformity of presentation, authors are requested to send three copies of the paper to the Editor, and to prepare the contribution in accordance with the conventions summarised below. Manuscripts will not be returned except for editorial reasons. The language of publication is English. Please provide printed double-spaced manuscripts with wide margins. The following information should be provided on the first page: the title, the author's name and full address, a title not exceeding 40 characters including spaces and a summary/abstract in English not exceeding 200 words. Tables, diagrams, reference lists, illustrations and illustration captions should be presented on separate sheets. Please use italics for emphasis, quotations, etc. Electronic mail accepted This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

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Endnotes. Endnotes should be typed double-spaced on a separate sheet and numbered consecutively. They should be as few and as short as possible and should include no reference material, as this should be given in the reference list.

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Style. The Editors reserve the right to correct, or to have corrected, non-native English prose, but the authors should not expect this service. The Journal has adopted U.S.English usage as its norm (this does not apply to other native users of English).

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The Web edition of Cybernetics and Human Knowing is edited by Søren Brier.
Rev. 05.11.1997