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The Foundations of Cybernetics

F H George London: Gordon and Breach 1977 pp xiv + 286 price £13.70 (cased), £6.50 (paperback) Cybernetics is a term which carries with it connotations which tend to be controversial. On the one hand, cybernetics links in the lay mind with some of the more credible aspects of science fiction, particularly those parts devoted to robotics.