Mirror, mirror: Editorial reflection

Journal of Consciousness Studies 13 (4):37-38 (2006)
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When, in my invitation to commentators, I told them I should write a brief editorial 'reflection', I little realised how shockingly accurate a reflection of JCS and its character -- both its strengths and limitations -- their own brief articles would provide. The disgraceful gender imbalance I mentioned in my introduction; what the commentaries also show is how confined we are to scientific materialism as a basic working paradigm. I knew it of course, and certain correspondents chide me for it regularly, but I confess this exercise brought it home with a fresh force.

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