January 19, 1997 to March 4, 1997

Anders Eriksson, anderse@ling.umu.se, visited on Sunday, January 19, 1997:
Message:
[, Sweden]
Web Page: http://ling.umu.se:80/~anderse/

Stephen Webster, stephen@swebster.demon.co.uk, visited on Sunday, January 19, 1997:
Message: I am director of the science communication course at Birkbeck college, London UK. My students have found this web-site very useful.
[, United Kingdom]
Web Page: http://

Lars Falk, lfalk@sto.foa.se (Lars Falk, visited on Monday, January 20, 1997:
Message:
[, Sweden]
Web Page: http://

Mats Grahn, Mats.Grahn@zooekol.lu.se, visited on Monday, January 20, 1997:
Message: Thanks a lot for distracting me from doing some real scientific work.
[Lund, Sweden]
Web Page: http://fisher.teorekol.lu.se/ekol_inst/Animal/fasaner/faseng.htm

Mark Henderson, markh@intellink.net, visited on Monday, January 20, 1997:
Message:
[denver, United States]
Web Page: http://

Michael Hornquist, mih@ifm.liu.se, visited on Monday, January 20, 1997:
Message: I strongly support Professor Sokal in what he has done. This shows that something has gone terribly wrong with some of the "cultural studies".
[Linkoping, Sweden]
Web Page: http://www.ifm.liu.se/~micho/index.shtml

george f r ellis, ellis@maths.uct.ac.za, visited on Tuesday, January 21, 1997:
Message: I think the Sokal article and its follow up correspondence are of considerable significance. I am disappointed that now most of the links to follow up articles seem to be gone - they were easy to follow late last year. e.g. I'd like all readers to have easy access to Weinberg's article [The New York Review of Books, 8 August 1996] and Gardners [Skeptical Enquirer November/December 1996] Could copies of these articles be made available at one of the sites dealing with Sokal's article? George Ellis, Cape Town
[Cape Town, South Africa]
Web Page: http://

The articles selection has been moved to ./articles/articles.html and Prof. Weinberg has been contacted about including his comments on this page. jwalsh@u.washington.edu

Hubert v. Braun, 100614.3431@compuserve.com, visited on Wednesday, January 22, 1997:
Message: I terribly miss reactions from France where Le Monde publizised the hoax.
[Munich, Germany]
Web Page: http://

Le Monde may be found at http://www.lemonde.fr/. jwalsh@u.washington.edu

Paolo Fanti, fp076agr@pzuniv.unibas.it, visited on Saturday, January 25, 1997:
Message:
[Potenza, Italy]
Web Page: http://

held tilo, t.held@uni-bonn.de, visited on Sunday, January 26, 1997:
Message:
[Bonn, Germany]
Web Page: http://

Henriette B. Mųrck, , visited on Monday, January 27, 1997:
Message: LOVE U 4-EVER
[Fredericia, Denmark]
Web Page: http://

David Resnik, resnik@uwyo.edu, visited on Tuesday, January 28, 1997:
Message:
[Laramie, WY, United States]
Web Page: http://www.uwyo.edu/bu/acct/cae.htm

Bosse Holmqvist, bosse.holmqvist@ideh.su.se, visited on Wednesday, January 29, 1997:
Message: no comments yet, but I will read it all, and come back.
[stockholm, Sweden]
Web Page: http://

Richard Ward, award@ext.jussieu.fr, visited on Friday, January 31, 1997:
Message: I think Sokal has performed a useful service, sort of like exposing the imaginary "domino theory" of an earlier day, which very few persons recognized for what it was at the time: pure nonsense.
[Paris, France]
Web Page: http://

Jason Walsh, jwalsh@u.washington.edu, visited on Saturday, February 01, 1997:
Message: Test of the guestbook for non-(netscape or internet explorer) browsers.

REDIRECTION process.
[Seattle, WA, United States]
Web Page: http://weber.u.washington.edu/~jwalsh/

Carsten Timmermann, timmermann@fs4.ma.man.ac.uk, visited on Sunday, February 02, 1997:
Message: Working on an article on the Sokal Hoax. Very helpful page indeed.
[Manchester, United Kingdom]
Web Page: http://

Dr Hans-Joachim Niemann, sz1244@rzmail.uni-erlangen.de, visited on Tuesday, February 04, 1997:
Message: please have look to my English abstract of Populism in Philosophy - Nicholas Rescher's Scientific Relativism, in my home page, published in: CONCEPTUS XVIII, Nr. 73, 271-300 (1995)
[Bamberg, Germany]
Web Page: http://www.uni-erlangen.de/~sz1244/index.htm

Banu Subramaniam, subraman@ccit.arizona.edu, visited on Tuesday, February 04, 1997:
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[tucson, United States]
Web Page: http://

Jan Boman, jabo@matematik.su.se, visited on Thursday, February 06, 1997:
Message:
[Stockholm, Sweden]
Web Page: http://

Spencer Weart, sweart@aip.org, visited on Thursday, February 06, 1997:
Message:
[College Park, MD, United States]
Web Page: http://aip.org/history

Bernardino Sassoli, bsassoli@micronet.it, visited on Friday, February 07, 1997:
Message:
[Milano, Italy]
Web Page: http://

James Harold Cullison, jhc@mit.edu, visited on Friday, February 07, 1997:
Message: I found this site as part of my spring 1997 class (Relativism, Reason, & Reality) at MIT. See http://web.mit.edu/philos/www/rrr.html for an overview of the class and links to sites on relativism. Sokal is undoubtably admirable, IMHO, if not always correct in his admonition.
[Cambridge, MA, United States]
Web Page: http://som.media.mit.edu/

Tracey Joscelyn, tjoscely@acs.ucalgary.ca, visited on Saturday, February 08, 1997:
Message:
[Calgary, Canada]
Web Page: http://

Darren Brierton, ddb@cogsci.ed.ac.uk, visited on Sunday, February 09, 1997:
Message: An excellent resource. I have added a link to these pages from my homepages.
[Edinburgh, United Kingdom]
Web Page: http://www.cogsci.ed.ac.uk/~ddb

David Tuddenham, david.tuddenham@vm.ntnu.no, visited on Thursday, February 13, 1997:
Message:
[Trondheim, Norway]
Web Page: http://

Percy Rohde, percy.rohde@t-online.de, visited on Friday, February 14, 1997:
Message: Many thanks to Sokal for his struggle with nonsense and a recommendation of the book "Higher Superstition" by Gross & Levitt 1994
[Kiel, Germany]
Web Page: none

kuntz, m.kuntz@mbox.bifo.uni-hannover.de, visited on Tuesday, February 18, 1997:
Message: laugh or wheep - better laugh
[hannover, Germany]
Web Page: http://

Marilyn Nissim-Sabat, nissimma@cs.lewisu.edu, visited on Wednesday, February 19, 1997:
Message: No info right now, but will send when available.
[Chicago, United States]
Web Page: http://

Luisa Ornelas, lrornelas@mail.telepac.pt, visited on Friday, February 21, 1997:
Message:
[Lisbon, Portugal]
Web Page: http://

Gerry Richman, grichman@acad.suffolk.edu, visited on Friday, February 21, 1997:
Message: Thanks for providing this site. There will be a discussion of the Sokal Affair at Suffolk University on Beacon Hill in Boston on Thursday, March 20, 1997, 1:00-4:00 pm in the Munce Conference Room, Archer 110, sponsored jointly by the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Faculty Seminar Series and the Integrated Studies Faculty Seminar. All are welcome. For more details, contact Ken Greenberg (kgreenberg@acad.suffolk.edu or Gerry Richman (grichman@acad.suffolk.edu).
[Boston, United States]
Web Page: http://

Knut Carlqvist, knutc@algonet.se, visited on Saturday, February 22, 1997:
Message: We are running a seminar in the daily paper Finanstidningen, Sweden, on the Sokal Affair, trying to establish the reason for bureaucracies to systematically promote po-mo, while suppressing focussed social critique of school problems, growth of ghettoes, etc. There“s a vested interest somewhere.
[Stockholm, Sweden]
Web Page: http://

Thomas H. Illman, tillman@abo.fi, visited on Monday, February 24, 1997:
Message: Relativism is not only a problem in social studies,we have the same in educational science!! Check Osborne,J.F.(1996):Beyond Constructivism. Science Education 80 (1) pp. 53-82.
[, Finland]
Web Page: http://

Patrick Guichet, guichet@univ-mulhouse.fr, visited on Tuesday, February 25, 1997:
Message: I strongly support Pr Sokal's Action. I think it's more than time to fight back this new breed of "lyssenkism". P. Guichet
[Mulhouse, France]
Web Page: http://www.univ-mulhouse.fr

Kornmann, hkm1@earthlink.net, visited on Tuesday, February 25, 1997:
Message:
[los angeles CA, United States]
Web Page: http://

Gwyan Rhabyt, gwyan_rhabyt@ccac-art.edu, visited on Wednesday, February 26, 1997:
Message: Thanks for maintaining this wonderful resource. I'm a TA in a graduate art theory/cultural studies and I use copies of some of these articles to inject a note of realism and humor.
[Oakland, CA, United States]
Web Page: http://