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Publication date (Print): December 1998

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For an introduction to the long-standing Anglican commitment to ethical concerns, see John Morgan, ‘Is there an Anglican Social Ethic?’, in John A. Moses (Ed.), From Oxford to the Bush: Essays on Catholic Anglicanism in Australia, Broughton Press, Hall, Australian Capital Terrritory, 1997.
Steven Pinker, The Language Instinct, Allen Lane, London, 1994, quoting p. 405.
Raymond Gaita, ‘Truth and the Idea of a University’, Australian Universities Review, 40, 2, 1997, pp. 13–18.
The reader might like to consult Martin Bridgstock, David Burch, John Forge, John Laurent and Ian Lowe, Science, Technology and Society: An Introduction, Ringwood, Victoria, Cambridge University Press, 1998.
First it was ewe 2, now meet moo 2’, Courier Mail (Brisbane), 22 January 1998.

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[1] For an introduction to the long-standing Anglican commitment to ethical concerns, see John Morgan, ‘Is there an Anglican Social Ethic?’, in John A. Moses (Ed.), From Oxford to the Bush: Essays on Catholic Anglicanism in Australia, Broughton Press, Hall, Australian Capital Terrritory, 1997.

[2] Steven Pinker, The Language Instinct, Allen Lane, London, 1994, quoting p. 405.

[3] Raymond Gaita, ‘Truth and the Idea of a University’, Australian Universities Review, 40, 2, 1997, pp. 13–18.

[4] The reader might like to consult Martin Bridgstock, David Burch, John Forge, John Laurent and Ian Lowe, Science, Technology and Society: An Introduction, Ringwood, Victoria, Cambridge University Press, 1998.

[5] First it was ewe 2, now meet moo 2’, Courier Mail (Brisbane), 22 January 1998.