Academic pseudoscience

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Subj:   Academic pseudoscience
 Date:  97-03-06 15:41:43 EST
 From:  Per.Sandin@abc.se (Per Sandin)


 Unfortunately, pseudoscience is not something we only encounter in astrology
 columns of popular press, but also in academic settings.

 As a part of a research project led by Dr Sven Ove Hansson, Department of
 Philosophy, Uppsala University, I am currently surveying international
 literature for discussions of possible cases of pseudoscience in academic
 settings. Therefore, I would be very grateful for any information on the
 subject. (I am particularly interested in scientific studies of academic
 pseudoscience.)

 If you have read any articles in newspapers or periodicals, books, book
 chapters etc concerning possible cases of pseudoscience in academic
 settings, please respond directly to:

 Per.Sandin@abc.se

 Any references will be helpful. Thanks in advance for any help.

 Regards,
 Per Sandin

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