Sometimes an Orgasm is Just an Orgasm
Metascience 15 (3):399-435 (2006)
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I should like to offer my greatest thanks to Paul Griffiths for providing the opportunity for this exchange, and to commentators Gillian Brown, Steven Fuller, Stefan Linquist, and Erika Milam for their generous and thought-provoking comments. I shall do my best in this space to respond to some of their concerns.Author Profiles
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