SIS Review Vol. II No. 4 Spring 1978 - Society for Interdisciplinary Studies

Contents

Focus, Contact 97, 120
Bookshelf 99
Forum: Letters 101
Irving Wolfe:
“Worlds in Collision” and the Prince of Denmark 104
Don Robins:
Isotopic Anomalies in Chronometric Science 108
Thomas Barnes:
A Response to Dr Milsom 110
Brian Martin: The Determinants of Scientific Behaviour 112
Michael Start: How Much Did They Know? 118
The Society for Interdisciplinary Studies
Notes to Contributors Cover ii
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Special Interest Group: Velikovsky Reconsidered Pull out

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