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: Skeptical Inquirer magazine
Vol. 19, No. 2, March/April 1995
- Buy this back issue
- 1994 CSCIOP Conference: Exploring Mind, Memory, and Belief, Part II
- Remembering Dangerously
Articles
- Remembering Dangerously by Elizabeth Loftus
- Like the witch-hunt trials of old, people today are being
accused and even imprisoned on 'evidence' provided by memories
from dreams and flashbacks--memories that didn't exist before
therapy. What is going on here?
- Severe Flaws in Scientific Study Criticizing Evolution by Dan Larhammar
- Undocumented experiments, unreasonable precisions, and
nonexistent references indicate the Kuznetsov critique has no
scientific basis.
- 'Lights Out': A Faxlore Phenomenon by Jan Harold Brunvand
- In late summer of 1993 a warning about murderous gang
initiations caused national concern.
- Antiscience in Academia: Knocking Science for Fun and Profit by Paul R. Gross and Norman Levitt
- Science criticism based solidly in knowledge of science is
valuable, but a new ideologically based criticism of science as
a way of thought has become fashionable in academic circles and
is debasing public discourse about important issues of science
and technology.
- How Feminism Is Now Alienating Women From Science by Noretta Koertge
- Instead of exhorting young women to prepare for a variety of technical subjects by studying science, logic, and mathematics, Women's Studies students are now being taught that logic is a tool of domination.
Book Reviews
Higher Superstition by Paul R. Gross and Norman LevittReviewed by Keith M. Parsons
Higher Superstition by Paul R. Gross and Norman Levitt
Reviewed by Taner Edis and Amy Sue Bix
Science as Power by Stanley Aronowitz
Questioning Technology Edited by John Zerhan and
Alice Carnes
Reviewed by George Fish
New Books
Articles of Note
Editor's Note by Kendrick Frazier
News and Comment
- 'Columbus Poltergeist' Figure Imprisoned
- Tabloid Reverses SI Author's UFO Study Conclusions
- Belmez Faces a Hoax?
- Geller Loses Appeal in CSICOP Case
1994 CSICOP Conference Coverage:
Perception, Memory, and the Courtroom by Tom Genoni, Jr.
Conspiracy Theories by Porter Henry
Notes of a Fringe-Watcher:
Science and Beauty by Martin Gardner
Psychic Vibrations
The Year the World Was to End by Robert Sheaffer
Media Watch
Paranormal and Paranoia on 'The X-Files'
by C. Eugene Emery, Jr.
Follow-Up
Is Quantum Cosmology Science? by Richard A. Crowe
Letters to the Editor
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