COMMENSAL ISSUE 92

The Newsletter of the Philosophical Discussion Group
Of British Mensa
Number 92 : May 1998
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Contents
  1. Editorial
  2. Commensal on the Web (Mark Griffin)
  3. Art (John Stubbings)
  4. The Philosophy of Humour (Michael Nisbet)
  5. Cuckoos, Consciousness & Killing (Anthony Owens)
  6. Comments on C91 (Valerie Ransford)
  7. What Use is a Mosquito (John Neary)
  8. Epistemological Uncertainty (John Neary)
  9. Does the End Justify the Means (Graham Dare)
  10. Monkey, Bee & Bat Soup (Rick Street)
  11. Are Animals Self-Aware (Rick Street)
  12. Democracy (Alan Carr)
  13. The Miracle of Life (Norman Mackie)
  14. Free Will and Universal Ethics (Stef Gula)
  15. Comments on C91 (David Taylor)
  16. Is / Ought (Malcolm Burn)
  17. More Endless Replies (Vijai Parhar)
  18. The Dead Sea Scrolls and Fragments (Albert Dean)
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Published : 1998 by the Editor for the Philosophical Discussion Group of British Mensa.
Printed : 1998 by British Mensa, Wolverhampton. Distributed by mail.
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