Human Ethology Special Supplement to honour Bill Charlesworth

In Honour of Bill Wadge

This special issue of Mathematics in Computer Science includes 8 fully refereed papers written in honour of the 60th cycle of William (Bill) Wadge, and of the extensive contributions he has made to mathematics and computer science. Bill Wadge was born in 1946 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, in the Canadian prairies. He was raised in Ottawa and in Penticton, in British Columbia’s Okanagan valley. As a pr...

Editorial to Special Issue: Human Ethology WHAT IS THE RELATION OF HUMAN ETHOLOGY TO ANTHROPOLOGY? A BRIEF HISTORICAL ACCOUNT

Honour to Whom Honour Is Due

cal College who has received the title of Kui Bahadur from Government, and we are fully convinced that these gentlemen well deserve the distinctions conferred on them. Nevertheless, it strikes us as somewhat remarkable, that of all the professors attached to the College, only one (Dr. Fayrer) has received any mark of distinction from the Government. This remark applies not only to the medical o...

Special Supplement Introduction: Hallucinations

This Special Supplement presents reports from 11 working groups of the interdisciplinary International Consortium on Hallucination Research meeting in Durham, UK, September 2013. Topics include psychological therapies for auditory hallucinations, culture and hallucinations, hallucinations in children and adolescents, visual hallucinations, interdisciplinary approaches to the phenomenology of au...

Deborah Charlesworth

too long. It generates a cascade of subtle errors that ultimately accumulate to a distorted picture of the man and his science and indeed early Victorian scientific communities. A varied and overwhelming array of evidence demonstrates that Darwin did not avoid publishing his theory for 20 years.” The only evidence that has ever been put forward for Darwin’s delay is circumstantial or ambiguous ...