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'''Broege, Valerie. "Electric Eve: Images of Female Computers in Science Fiction."''' ''CW'' 183-94.[http://www.clockworks2.org/wiki/index.php?title=Clockwork_Worlds,_ed._Erlich_%26_Dunn] 

		Among the computers discussed: "Matilda the machine" in P. Anderson's "[[Sam Hall]]," the male Central Computer in K. O'Donnell's ''[[Mayflies]]'', Mike/Michelle in R. A. Heinlein's ''[[The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress]],'' Frost (male) and Beta (female) in R. Zelazny's "[[For a Breath I Tarry]]" (all listed under Fiction); Minerva, Athene, and Dora in Robert A. Heinlein's ''[[Time Enough for Love]]'' (1973); Melissa in Stephen Goldin's "Sweet Dreams, Melissa" (1968); PHAEDRA in Samuel R. Delany's ''[[The Einstein Intersection]]'' (1967); and Mother in [[ALIEN (film)]] and in A. D. Foster's novelization (see ALIEN under Drama). [[Category: Literary Criticism]]