Titles To Make You Smile: Some Items Intriguing and Obfuscating



Fuzzy sets and interactive multiobjective optimization / Masatoshi Sakawa. -- New York : Plenum, 1993.
AMJ7013 / QA402.5 .S25 1993 / Math Library.

Raiding the icebox : reflections on twentieth-century culture / Peter Wolle. -- London ; New York : Verso, 1993.
AMJ7113 / NX456 .W66 1993B / Stanford Auxiliary Library.

Studies on copular sentences, clefts and pseudo-clefts / Renaat Declerk. -- Leuven, Belgium : Leuven University Press ; [Cinnaminson, N.J.] : Foris Publications, c1988.
ABF0046 / P295 .D43 1988 / Green Library.

Thinking robots, an aware internet, and cyberpunk librarians / Bruce Miller and Milton T. Wolf, editors. -- Chicago : Library and Information Technology Association, 1992.
ALP9564 / Z678.9 .T46 1992 / Stanford Auxiliary Library.

The last item is a collection of essays, some of the titles of which are as intriguing as that of the work as a whole. For instance: "The canary on the computer," "The interface: slouching toward the future, or, Guess who's coming to dinner?" "Knowbot explorations in similarity space," "Pigs in cyberspace," "Transcendence at the interface: the architecture of cyborg utopia, or, Cyberspace utopoids as postmodern cargo cult," and "Why should I read this? (and who are these people, anyhow?)."

--submitted by Brian Kunde


Originally published in SUL News Notes, Volume 2, Number 22, June 4, 1993. These titles reflect the compiler's notions of the humorous, wry, ironic or unusual, and should not be construed as reflecting any other opinion or judgment, including the editorial opinion of the original publisher.



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