Science Studies Goes Public: A Report on an Ongoing Performance

Steve Fuller

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Editor's Note Steve Fuller was asked to blind-referee the paper 'Evolution and Conservative Christianity' by Christine James, which appears in this issue (p.185).He offered to write a response.We

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