- Intellectuals'
Abuse of
Science (UK:
Intellectual Impostures),
first published in
French in 1997 as
Impostures intellectuelles, is a book by
physicists Alan...
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Imposture is a
Caroline era
stage play, a
tragicomedy written by
James Shirley and
first published in 1652.
Shirley himself considered The
Imposture the...
- Jean (1997),
Impostures intellectuelles (in French), Paris:
Odile Jacob, ISBNÂ 2-7381-0503-3 Sokal, Alan; Bricmont, Jean (1999),
Impostures intellectuelles...
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decrease their international student quotas,
international students may
imposture as
asylum claimants. Some
impostors may do it for
pathological reasons...
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difficulties in Anne's household.
Gertrude was said to have
beguiled Anne with
impostures and incantations. The
matter came
before Queen Mary and the
English council...
- L'effroyable
Imposture (or "The
Horrifying Fraud") is the
original French title of a
highly controversial and
discredited 2002 book by
French journalist...
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French peasant of the 16th century, was at the
centre of a
famous case of
imposture.
Several years after Martin Guerre had left his wife,
child and village...
- in Padua. He is best
known by his
masterly detection of the
literary imposture of
Giuseppe Vella, a
Maltese priest,
which claimed to be a
history of...
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dismissing the
entire Muslim faith as "reactionary and ****cutory". In
Impostures intellectuelles (1997),
physics professors Alan
Sokal and Jean Bricmont...
- into the
Catholic church. Meyssan's book 9/11: The Big Lie (L'Effroyable
imposture)
challenges the
official account of
events of the
September 11 terrorist...
