JOHN SUTTON
PAPERS & WRITING
This page gives details of my work and my papers.
The versions of my papers posted here are for personal scholarly use
only. In the case of recent papers, the versions published here are not
identical to the published versions. Please quote
and cite the published versions where possible.
Please email me
with
comments or suggestions, or if you can't find something that should be
here.
Back to my home
page.
New. Here is a categorized
publications page with my writings categorized into overlapping
research areas.
Work
in progress (see also my
talks page)
- A book on interdisciplinarity in the study of memory, on interactive
relations between diverse components (neural, cognitive, bodily, social,
material/
autobiographical,
procedural) of the dynamic
systems which engage in remembering activities and are animated by
history at different timescales and levels
- Tasneem Khan, Amanda Barnier,
Celia
Harris, John
Sutton, 'Social Contagion of
Autobiographical Memory: collaborating in accurate
and inaccurate recall
of significant life events',
in progress.
- Two papers in progress with Evelyn Tribble, one arguing that
distributed cognition is a useful perspective for work on early modern
cultural history; the
second arguing that early modern
cultural history affords a range of test cases on which to apply and
enrich the distributed cognition framework.
- John Sutton & Doris McIlwain, paper on skilled movement and
embodied cognition, in progress.
- Wayne Christensen & John Sutton, paper on habit memory in
cognitive neuroscience, in progress.
- Doris McIlwain, Wayne Christensen, Andrew Geeves, & John Sutton,
'Seven Notes on Chaffin', commentary for Empirical Musicology
Review
- Celia Harris, Amanda Barnier, and John Sutton, 'Turn-Taking vs
Consensus in Collaborative Recall: instructions influence costs and
benefits of
remembering with others', submitted,
revision in progress.
- Charlie Stone, Amanda Barnier, John Sutton, and William Hirst,
'Building Social Consensus about the Past: socially-shared
retrieval-induced forgetting',
in progress.
- Amanda Barnier, Celia Harris, Michelle Moulds, & John Sutton,
paper on 'ecological validity' in memory research, in progress
- Max Coltheart, Peter Menzies, & John Sutton, paper on abduction
and abduction (on abductive reasoning and alien abduction/ delusional
beliefs) for
special issue of Cognitive Neuropsychiatry on
confabulation and delusion edited by Robyn Langdon and Martha Turner.
- Full revision of my entry 'Memory',
in the
online Stanford
Encyclopedia of Philosophy. Please email me with
suggestions for changes or additions.
- (with Gerard O'Brien) 'Philosophy of Mind and Cognitive
Science since
1970', for G. Oppy (ed) A History of
Australasian Philosophy (due July 2008).
- (with Amanda Barnier) chapter on collective forgetting for Sergio
Della Salla (ed), volume of essays on forgetting for Psychology Press
(due Dec 2008).
- Chapter on soul, mind, and self for Peter Anstey (ed), The Oxford Handbook of British Philosophy
in the Seventeenth Century, OUP (due 2009).
- 'Carelessness and Inattention: chance
and the physiology of habit between Locke and Hume', finally writing up
a paper I presented a couple of times in 1999,
which looks at various views in philosophy and
medical psychology in the early C18 on what happens when the mind is
elsewhere.
- A paper on perspective and vantage-point in memory and
dreams, or 'field' and 'observer' memory
[-
'Childrens'
Dreams and the Nature of Dreaming' on the philosophical
implications of David Foulkes' experimental results]
[presented at ESPP/ SPP,
Barcelona 2004 but currently stalled]
Books
Philosophy
and Memory Traces: Descartes to connectionism
(Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1998). You
can read about this book here, with access to selected draft extracts, contents
descriptions, and extracts
from reviews. You can
even order it, through Amazon.com, here.
Sadly it is even more crazily expensive than most
academic books these days,
so I suggest you have a look through the
stuff on this site first.
I've finally managed to put up the references
for Traces,
Brains, and History, the online sample (chapter 1).
Draft version
of chapter 2 - Wriggle-work:
the quick and nimble animal spirits
Draft
version of chapter 4 - Spirit
sciences, memory motions
Descartes'
Natural Philosophy
Edited by Stephen Gaukroger, John Schuster, and John Sutton (Routledge,
2000), pp.xii + 767: you
can order it at Amazon
here
or find it in the Routledge catalogue here.
This book places Descartes' scientific projects,
rather than his metaphysics or epistemology, at the centre of his
philosophical concerns.
Descartes' picture of the natural world admits
of surprising complexity, with both his cosmology and his physiology
modelled on the
dynamics of fluids. Rejecting the tired caricature by
which Descartes' dualism left nature and the human body as barren,
inert matter to
be dominated by active ghostly soul, the authors in
contrast focus on the details of the links Descartes sought to forge
between
physics, medicine, and ethics. Among the topics covered are mechanics
and meteorology, optics and experimental method, anatomy
and
embryology, and theories of imagination, perception, and the passions.
Edited Journal Issues
- Editors Amanda Barnier and John Sutton, special
issue of Memory 16 (3),
177-182
'From
individual memory to collective memory: theoretical and empirical
perspectives', April 2008,
177-326
(10 papers).
- With Andrew Hoskins (chief editor), Amanda
Barnier,
and Wulf Kansteiner, I'm coeditor of a new interdisciplinary journal
Memory
Studies launched in 2008, issue
1
number 2 now out!! Free online subscription on a trial basis to
volume 1 available from Sage.
For more details of the three special issues listed
below click
here.
Special
issue #1: 'Memory,
Media, and Embodied Cognition' of Scan
volume 2 number 2, September 2005 (9 papers)
Special
issue #2: Cognitive
Processing: international quarterly of cognitive
science, volume 6 number 4, December 2005 (6 papers).
Continued/ extended in Cognitive
Processing, volume 7 number 1, March 2006 (3 papers)
Special issue #3 (June 2006) of Philosophical
Psychology, volume 19 number 3: memory, embodied cognition, &
the extended mind (7 papers).
Papers
- (in press), 'The Feel of the World: exograms, habits, and the
confusion of types of memory', Andrew
Kania (ed.),
Philosophers on Memento, collection
of
essays on Memento in
the Routledge Philosophers on Film series
(Routledge, May 2009).
- (in press) John Sutton, Celia Harris, and Amanda
Barnier,
'Memory and Cognition', for
Susannah Radstone
& Bill Schwarz (ed.) Mapping
Memory
(Fordham University Press, 2009).
- (in press) 'Dreaming',
in Paco Calvo and John Symons
(eds), Routledge
Companion to the Philosophy of Psychology
(Routledge, November
2008).
-
(in press) 'Exograms
and Interdisciplinarity: history, the extended mind, and the civilizing
process', in Richard Menary (ed),
The
Extended Mind (Ashgate, 2008).
- (in press) 'Remembering',
in Philip Robbins and Murat Aydede
(eds), The
Cambridge Handbook of Situated Cognition
(Cambridge
University Press, November 2008), 217-235.
- (in press) 'Material
Agency, Skills, and History: distributed cognition and the archaeology
of memory', in Lambros
Malafouris
and Carl Knappett (eds), Material
Agency: towards a non-anthropocentric approach (Springer,
October 2008), 37-55.
- (2008) 'Between
Individual and Collective Memory: interaction, coordination,
distribution', in special collective memory issue
of
Social
Research: an international quarterly of the social sciences Winter 2007-08, volume 75 number 1,
23-48.
- (2008) Amanda J. Barnier & John Sutton, 'Editorial
Introduction'
to special
issue of Memory 16 (3),
177-182.
'From individual memory to
collective memory: theoretical and empirical perspectives', April 2008.
- (2008)
Amanda J. Barnier,
John Sutton, Celia B. Harris, & Robert A. Wilson,
'A
Conceptual and Empirical Framework for the Social Distribution of
Cognition: the case of memory' [prepublication
draft],
in special social cognition issue
of Cognitive Systems Research
9 (1), 33-51.
- (2007) 'Language,
Memory, and Concepts of Memory: semantic diversity and scientific
psychology', in Mengistu Amberber (ed.),
The
Language of Memory in a Cross-linguistic
Perspective.
(John Benjamins, 2007), pp. 41-65.
- (2007) 'Batting,
Habit, and Memory: the embodied mind and the nature of skill',
in
Jeremy McKenna (ed),
At
the Boundaries of Cricket, special
issue of Sport in
Society 10 (5), September 2007, 763-786,
and also forthcoming a book in the
series Sport in the
Global Society (Taylor
and
Francis).
-
(2007) 'Spongy
Brains and Material Memories'
in Mary
Floyd-Wilson
& Garrett Sullivan
(eds.),
Environment
and Embodiment in early modern England,
Palgrave
Macmillan, July 2007, pp.
14-34.
-
(2007) 'Integrating
the Philosophy and Psychology of Memory: two case studies',
in Massimo Marraffa, Mario
de Caro,
& Francesco Ferretti (eds.), Cartographies
of the Mind: philosophy & psychology in intersection
(Springer), pp. 81-92.
- (2006) 'Distributed
Cognition: domains and dimensions', Pragmatics and
Cognition 14 (2), 2006, 235-247, special
issue on distributed cognition.
- (2006) 'Introduction:
Memory, Embodied Cognition, and the Extended Mind', Philosophical
Psychology 19 (3) (June 2006), 281-9.
- (2005) 'Memory
and the Extended Mind: embodiment, cognition, and culture',
introduction to special issue of Cognitive Processing 6 (4),
December,
223-6.
- (2005) 'Moving
and Thinking Together in Dance', in Thinking
in Four Dimensions: creativity and cognition in
contemporary
dance, eds Robin Grove, Kate
Stevens,
& Shirley McKechnie (Melbourne University Press e-book)
- (2004) 'Representation,
Levels, and Context in Integrational Linguistics and Distributed
Cognition', Language
Sciences 26 (6), 503-524
- (2004) 'Representation,
Reduction, and Interdisciplinarity in the Sciences of Memory',
in Hugh Clapin, Phillip Staines, and Peter Slezak (eds.),
Representation
in Mind: new approaches to mental representation (Elsevier),
pp.187-216.
- (2003) 'Constructive
Memory and Distributed Cognition: towards an interdisciplinary
framework', in Boicho Kokinov and
William Hirst (eds.), Constructive Memory (Sofia:
New Bulgarian University), 290-303.
- (2003) 'Truth in Memory: the humanities and the cognitive
sciences', in Iain McCalman and Ann McGrath (eds.),
Proof and Truth: the humanist as expert
(Canberra: Australian Academy of the Humanities), 145-163.
- (2002) 'Cognitive
Conceptions of Language and the Development of Autobiographical Memory',
Language and Communication 22 (2002),
375-390.
- (2002) 'Porous
Memory and the Cognitive Life of Things'. In Darren Tofts,
Annemarie Jonson, and Alessio Cavallaro (eds),
Prefiguring Cyberculture: an intellectual history
(MIT Press and Power Publications), pp.130-141.
Read Mitchell Whitelaw's
very nice Real Time
review of this book here. And
Nick
Mercer's here.
- (2000) (in rtf) 'The
Body and the Brain', in Gaukroger, Schuster,
and Sutton
(eds.), Descartes'
Natural Philosophy (London: Routledge),
pp. 697-722.
- (2000) [coauthored with Stephen Gaukroger & John
Schuster), 'Introduction', in Descartes'
Natural Philosophy (London: Routledge),
pp.1-25.
- (2000) (here in a very badly formatted old rtf version) 'Body,
Mind, and Order: local memory and the control
of mental representations in
medieval and Renaissance sciences of
self', in Guy Freeland & Anthony Corones (eds.),
1543 And All That: word and image
in the proto-scientific
revolution (Dordrecht: Kluwer), pp.117-150 [Australasian
Studies in History and
Philosophy of Science]
- (1998) 'Controlling the Passions: passion, memory, and the
moral physiology of self in seventeenth-century neurophilosophy', in
Stephen Gaukroger (ed.), The Soft Underbelly of
Reason: the passions in the seventeenth century (London:
Routledge), pp.115-146
- (1995) 'Reduction and Levels of Explanation in
Connectionism', in P. Slezak, T. Caelli, & R. Clark (eds.), Perspectives
on Cognitive
Science: theories, experiments, and foundations
(Norwood, NJ: Ablex), pp.347-368
- (1991) 'Religion and the Failures of Determinism', in
Stephen Gaukroger (ed.), The Uses of Antiquity: the scientific
revolution and
the classical tradition (Dordrecht: Kluwer),
pp.25-51 [Australasian Studies in History and Philosophy of Science]
Response
to Critics
- (2000) 'Author's
Response', in symposium
on Philosophy and Memory Traces, Metascience 9, July
2000, 226-237.
Commentaries
etc
- (2000) 'Introduction
to the Symposium on Perceptual Cognition', in Gaukroger, Schuster,
and Sutton (eds.),
Descartes'
Natural Philosophy (London: Routledge), pp.524-7.
- (1999) 'The
Churchlands' Neuron Doctrine: both cognitive and reductionist',
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 22, pp.850-1
(commentary on Ian Gold and
Daniel Stoljar, 'A Neuron Doctrine in the Philosophy of
Neuroscience').
Encyclopedia
Articles
- (2006) 'Memory',
Donald M. Borchert (ed), The Encyclopedia of
Philosophy (2nd
edition, Farmington Hills, MI: Macmillan Reference/
Thomson Gale, 2006 [published December
2005]),
volume 5, pp.122-8.
- (2005) 'Rene Descartes' in The Berkshire Encyclopedia
of
World History, Senior Editor William H. McNeill (Berkshire, 2004),
volume 2, pp.513-4
- (2003) 'Memory',
in the
online Stanford
Encyclopedia of Philosophy. Cite as (Summer
2004 Edition), Edward N.
Zalta (ed.),
URL = <http://plato.stanford.edu/archives/sum2004/entries/memory/>
- (2002) 'Memory:
philosophical issues', article for L. Nadel (ed), Encyclopedia
of Cognitive Science
(London: Nature Publishing Group, 2002). [Or final
draft in pdf here.]
Here are drafts of three short biographical articles in
the 20-volume Encyclopedia of
Life Sciences
(London: Nature Publishing Group, 2001). [You
can
search ELS on a
24-hour free trial].
Francis
Bacon (in volume 2, p.471)
Rene
Descartes (volume 3, pp.395-6) or better here
in pdf
Robert
Hooke
(volume 9, pp.202-3).
Conference
Proceedings
- (2006) 'Issues in the Research and Application
of
Chemo-Prophylactic Drugs for the Treatment of Traumatic Stress', in
Dialogue, the
journal of the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia 25 (1),
2006, pp.69-74. Jessica Wolfendale's
workshop summary includes (pp.71-72) an
abstract of
my paper 'Construction and Influence in Autobiographical Memory'
- (2003) 'Imagination, Sympathy, and Spirits:
Kenelm Digby's physiological
psychology', Proceedings of the 8th Annual Meeting of the
International Society for the History of
the Neurosciences (Middlesex: Brunel University Press, 2003), p.42
- (2001/2) 'Material
Memories and Extended Minds', abstract in online edition of
Australian
and
New Zealand Journal of Art
volume 2 issue 2/ volume 3 issue 1,
2001/2.
- (2000) 'Traces, Dreams, and Spirits: the physiology of
memory
representations in 18th-century British neurophilosophy',
Proceedings of the
4th meeting of the international society for the history of the
neurosciences, Zurich and Lausanne,
Sept
13-18,
1999, in Journal of the History of the Neurosciences
9 (2), 2000, p.147.
- (1999) [pdf] 'Distributed
Memory, Coupling, and History', in R.
Heath, B. Hayes, A. Heathcote, and C. Hooker (eds),
Dynamical
cognitive science: Proceedings of the Fourth Australasian Cognitive
Science
Conference (1997)
(CD-ROM, Newcastle, NSW:
University of Newcastle)
ISBN 0 7259 1059 3, September 1999.
Essay
Review
- (1991) 'Shakespeare, Science, and Magic': essay review of John
S.
Mebane, Renaissance Magic and the Return of the
Golden Age
(Nebraska U.P., 1990), Metascience (New Series), pilot
issue, pp.31-38
Book
Reviews
- (2006) Review
of Stefano Franchi & Guven Guzeldere
(eds), Mechanical
Bodies, Computational Minds,
Philosophy
in Review/
Comptes Rendus Philosophiques XXVI (6), December 2006, 420-422
- (2006) Review
of Carl
Zimmer, Soul
Made Flesh: the discovery of
the
brain – and how it changed the world
(New York: Free Press/
Simon and
Schuster, 2004), Journal
of the history of the behavioral sciences 42 (3), 298-9.
- (2003) Review of
Joseph Tabbi, Cognitive Fictions (Minnesota
U.P., 2002), in Metapsychology,
February.
- (2003) Draft version of a review
of Dennis Des Chene, Spirits and Clocks: Machine and Organism in
Descartes.
(Cornell University Press,
2001), British Journal for the History of Science 36 (2003),
233-5
- (2003) Draft version of a review
of John P. Wright and Paul Potter (eds.), Psyche and Soma:
physicians and
metaphysicians on the mind-body problem
from Antiquity to the Enlightenment (Oxford: Clarendon Press,
2000),
Australasian Journal of Philosophy
81 (2003),
142-144.
- (2002) Review of
Dennis Des Chene, Life's Form: Late Aristotelian Conceptions
of the Soul (Cornell U.P., 2000), in
Metapsychology
(online mental health book reviews), May.
- (2002) Review
of Richard Allen, David Hartley on Human Nature (Albany:
State University of New York Press, 1999),
Times Literary Supplement 5162, 8 March,
pp.28-29.
- (2001) Review
of Douwe Draaisma, Metaphors of Memory: a history of ideas
about the mind (Cambridge University
Press, 2000), Times Literary Supplement 5152, 28
December, p.25.
- (2001) Review
of Don Dedrick, Naming the Rainbow: colour language, colour
science, and culture (Dordrecht:
Kluwer, 1998), in Philosophy in Review/
Comptes Rendus Philosophiques XXI (2), April 2001,
106-9.
- (2001) Review
of Jerry Fodor, The Mind Doesn’t Work That Way: the scope
and limits of computational psychology
(Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2000), in
Metapsychology (online
mental
health book reviews), February.
- (2001) Review
of Michel Jouvet, The Paradox of Sleep: the story of dreaming, and
Patricia Cox Miller, Dreams in
Late Antiquity, in
Journal of the History of the Neurosciences 10, 355-8.
- (2000) Review
of Janice Haaken, Pillar of Salt: gender, memory, and the
perils of looking back (New Brunswick, N.J.:
Rutgers U.P., 1998), in Metapsychology (online
mental health book reviews), June.
- (1999) Review of
Elizabeth A. Wilson, Neural Geographies: feminism and the
microstructure of cognition (London:
Routledge), Philosophy in Review/
Comptes Rendus Philosophiques XIX (4), August 1999, 299-301.
- (1999) 'No
More Folk
Tales', review of Paul and Patricia Churchland, On the
Contrary: critical essays, 1987-1997
(MIT Press, 1997), Times Literary
Supplement no.5029, 20 August, p.26.
- (1999) 'Prodigies
and Portents', review of Lorraine Daston and Katharine Park,
Wonders and the Order of Nature, 1150-1750
(Zone Books/ MIT Press, 1998), Times Literary
Supplement no.5001, 5 February.
- (1998) Review
of Andy Clark, Being There: putting brain, body, and
world
together again (MIT Press, 1997),
Metascience n.s. 7, 90-95 (after
reviews by Cliff Hooker, Gerard O'Brien, Naomi Quinn, & followed by
author's response).
- (1997) Review
of Georges Canguilhem, A Vital Rationalist: selected
writings of Georges Canguilhem, F. Delaporte
(ed.) (New York: Zone Books, 1994), British
Journal for the History of Science 30, 101-3.
- (1996) 'Uncanny
innards', review of Jonathan Sawday, The Body Emblazoned:
dissection and the human body
in Renaissance culture
(London: Routledge, 1995), Metascience 9, 179-182.
- (1994) 'The cruelty of reason', review of Kenneth Craven, Jonathan
Swift and the Millenium of Madness: the
information age in Swift's A Tale of a Tub
(Leiden: E.J. Brill, 1992), Metascience 6, 183-5.
- (1994) 'History, language, and mind', review of Graham
Richards, Mental Machinery: the origins and consequences
of psychological ideas, part 1:1600-1850
(London: Athlone Press, 1993), Metascience 5, 147-150.
Other
Stuff (by and about)
- (2008) Interview
about memory on Chris
Laidlaw's Sunday show, Radio New Zealand, 3 August.
- (2008) Andrew Hoskins, Amanda Barnier,
Wulf
Kansteiner, and John Sutton, 'Editorial', Memory Studies 1 (1), 5-7.
- (2007) 'On
memory and truth', talk in the 2007 Blackheath Philosophy
Forum series on the Truth Wars, July 28.
- (2007) Three answers in the ABC Science Online Ask-an-Expert
forum on the Human Brain
- (2007) William
and John Sutton, 'Animal
Spirits', Fortean Times 219, February
2007, 50-53.
- (2006) 'The
Philosophy of Cricket' on The Philosopher's
Zone, on ABC
Radio National with Alan
Saunders, Saturday October 21 2006.
- (2006) 'The
Secret Life of John Sutton', Macquarie University News, June 2006
- (2006) 'Introduction to the Special Section: the
extended mind and the foundations of cognitive science', Cognitive Processing 7 (1), March,
1-2.
- (2005) 'Introduction
to the special issue on Memory, Media, and Embodied Cognition'
of Scan: journal of
media arts culture vol 2 no 2, Sept 2005
- (2005) (with William Sutton) 'The Powder of Sympathy', Fortean
Times 198 (July 2005), pp.42-46 on Kenelm Digby.
- (2005) Some comments
on Thinking
in Four Dimensions in Arts
Hub Australia (Feb 28, 2005)
- (2004) Interview about philosophy with David Myton for
Di
Yerbury's column in the Hornsby Advocate, published October 7
- (2003) Discussion of Kenelm Digby's schemes for bringing
plants, creatures, and his wife back to life on BBC Radio 4 programme
The
History of Folly, episode 2, 'Tis
Folly to be Wise, 21 May 2003.
- (2003) (with William Sutton) 'The Recording Sponge', Fortean
Times 171 (June 2003), pp.56-57 [FORUM: fantastic media]
- (2003) 'Animal
Spirits: the mind in history' on All in the Mind,
ABC Radio National.
- (2003) 'Making Sense of Memory', by Jane
Mundy, Macquarie
University News, research edition, p.17
- (2003) And Gladly Teche, Macquarie Uni teaching
magazine,
Feb., feature on Outstanding Teachers Awards 2002: feature p.2
- (2002) Short question session, Campus Review, July 2002
- (2002) Draft version of a book note of
Paolo Rossi, Logic and the Art of
Memory: the quest for a universal language,
translated with an
introduction by Stephen Clucas (London: Athlone Press, 2000),
Australasian Journal of Philosophy 81 (2003),
151-2.
- (2000) Kenelm Digby
and the Liquid Empire, a play performed at the Steki Taverna, read
at the Folger Library in Washington D.C.
in June 2001, and revived in a professional
production at Steki in 2002 to coincide with an international
conference on early
modern intellectual history.
- (1999) Three short radio
pieces on the history of memory.
- (1999) 'Rounding
up the Scots' (Edinburgh International Film Festival 1999), Real Time/ On
Screen issue 33, Oct./ Nov.1999,
p.21
- (1998) Empedocles:
Love and Strife - a quest, performance piece
about
the Pre-Socratic philosopher and magus, written for the
Philosophy Nights
series at Steki Taverna, Newtown. Also performed at the Hydro Majestic
Hotel in Mt Victoria, Blue Mountains;
at the Friend in Hand pub, Glebe; and on the lawn at
the University of New England, Armidale; then revived
at Steki for the
Olympics
of the Mind series in 2004.
- (1998) Christina Slade and San
McColl, The
Philosophy Distinction Course: An Australian Experiment in Distance
Teaching,
American
Philosophical Association (APA) Newsletters 97 (2), discussing
the design and writing of the Philosophy Distinction
course materials (see 1993 below).
- (1995) 'Connecting Memory Traces', UCLA Center for
17th- and 18th-century Studies Newsletter 25 (Spring), 6-7
- (1993) 'The Self' and 'Self-Concept', two modules for the
Philosophy Distinction Course which has run in New South Wales
schools since 1994 as part of the HSC (Higher School
Certificate - equivalent of Scots Highers or English A-Levels).
- (1990) 'Where Was
Thought?: notes towards a genealogy of mind' [N.B. footnotes now
included],
in Hermes 1990 (Sydney: University of Sydney
Union), pp.99-109
There are a couple of quotes in a good feature article on
artificial intelligence by Alex Craig, ‘I process binary opposites
therefore I am’,
in the glossy Australian magazine Black + White
no.36
(April 1999), pp.24-26
I've written a few anonymous paragraph reviews for Metascience.
If for some reason you'd like to see a list, click here.
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