- Intellectuals'
Abuse of
Science (UK:
Intellectual Impostures),
first published in
French in 1997 as
Impostures intellectuelles, is a book by
physicists Alan...
-
Imposture is a
Caroline era
stage play, a
tragicomedy written by
James Shirley and
first published in 1652.
Shirley himself considered The
Imposture the...
-
Bricmont co-wrote
Impostures intellectuelles (US:
Fashionable Nonsense:
Postmodern Intellectuals'
Abuse of Science; UK:
Intellectual Impostures, 1998). The...
- An
impostor (also
spelled imposter) is a
person who
pretends to be
somebody else,
often through means of disguise.
Their objective is
usually to try to...
-
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...
- Gerbi,
Alexandre Histoire occultée de la décolonisation franco-africaine:
Imposture,
refoulements et névroses, L'Harmattan 2006.
Dorothy Shipley White, Black...
- what was, for her, a rare turn to both serious, non-comedy
acting and
impostures of real people, she
impersonated convicted poisoner Stacey Castor in the...
- L'effroyable
Imposture (or "The
Horrifying Fraud") is the
original French title of a
highly controversial and
discredited 2002 book by
French journalist...
- wrote: [M.
Petis de la Croix]
tells us, that
there are
calumnies and
impostures,
which have been
published by
authors of romances, and
Turkish writers...
- JSTOR 4200779. S2CID 144268594. Sokal, Alan; Bricmont, Jean (1999).
Intellectual impostures:
postmodern philosophers'
abuse of science. London: Profile. ISBN 1-86197-124-9...
