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The Right Hemisphere

Summer 1993
Volume 17, No. 4


Our Wide and Fertile Field
 Paul Kurtz
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Exploring the Television Wasteland
 Kendrick Frazier
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News and Comment
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The False Memory Syndrome
 Martin Gardner

Quatrain X. Satanic Cults, and STS-48’s Crystals
 Robert Sheaffer
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The Right Hemisphere: An Esoteric Closet?
 Fernando D. Saravi
Improving Science Teaching: The Textbook Problem
 Kevin Padian
The Eyewitness: Imperfect Interface Between Stimuli and Story
 James R. Reich Jr.
Pathological Science: An Update
 Alan Cromer
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Jack Horkheimer, “Star Hustler”

A Question of Intelligence: The IQ Debate In America
 Lee Loevinger
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American Health Quackery
 Terence Hines
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Inventing the Flat Earth
 Monty Vierra
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Scientific Malpractice: The Creation/Evolution Debate
 Robert Baker
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Samoan Hoax. Margaret Mead, and Cultural Relatvity
 Frank Lee Earley, John R. Cole, Martin Gardner, Theodore Schwartz
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The Well-Run Universe–Fact or Fancy?
 Ralph Estling
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Letters to the Editor
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