Hard cases (contd)

Hard cases (contd)

Your chronicler has had several responses to the matters raised in ‘Hard cases’, an excerpt of the court transcript reported earlier (Curr Biol 2000, 10:R127). All who were authors of papers have quoted virtually identical experiences: the rejection of a paper turning on differences between a referee and the authors and always decided in favour of the referee by the editors. They greeted with r...

CONTENTS (Contd.)

RAHUL PETER DAS: G.J. Meulenbeld, The M¢dhavanid¢na. With `Madhuko¡a ́, the Commentary by Vijayarak1⁄4ita and 1r¤ka1⁄2¿hadatta (Ch. 1-10). Introduction, Translation and Notes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262 RAHUL PETER DAS: Oliver Hellwig, Quecksilber und Chronometrie. Eine computerphilologische Untersuchung der mittelalterlichen indischen Alchemie; Oliver Hellwig, Wörterbuch der mittelalte...

Hard cases

Mr R. Gument Q.C.: May it please your Lordship I appear for the plaintiffs, T. Cobley et al. in this action. The facts are straightforward and simply recounted. On or about the 10th of October 2000, the plaintiffs submitted a typescript of a scientific paper to the editors of the journal Nascence. Some two weeks later, they received a communication from the editors stating that their paper woul...

Hard cases.

Hard cases of comparison