Following an opening section that defines cyberethics, this anthology of 26 essays explores anonymity, personal identity, and the moral dimensions of creating new personalities; privacy; ownership of
This book helps the interested cyclist select the best components and gives technical insights into the way they work. Essential background information for anyone interested in the technical aspects o
Fox (zoology, Oklahoma State U.), McCoy (biology, Angelo State U.), and Baird (biology, U. of Central Oklahoma) present 11 papers that explore the evolution of social behavior in lizards. Attempting t
Offers a collection of essays exploring the definitions, origins, and outcomes of intolerance in America. Essays encompass topics such as gay bashing, school shootings, and hate groups on the Internet
On December 20, 2005, Federal District Court Judge John E. Jones III ruled that Intelligent Design was not science but an unconstitutional intrusion of religion into the school curriculum. His decisio
The editors (both: philosophy, Baylor U.) ask why homosexuals, perhaps one of the most "counterculture" of groups in the US, would want to marry. The contributors of the 37 articles in this collection
The marketing of sexual products and services in cyberspace has propelled the pornography debate into new and unchartered territory. Congressmen and anti-porn activists are lobbying just as hard today
