CUTTING EDGE
Cannibalism
A Site Map of the Debate
(Posted August 7, 1998 · Issue 36)
Debate Documents
Editor's Note
This debate's subject may seem, at first glance, offensive. But the dialogue raises interesting
questions about the history, nature, and culture of the human species, the nature of evidence, and the attitudes
of scientists as they approach subjects that some regard as taboo. The discussion is quite different in format
from HMS Beagle 's other debates.
This debate was organized by, and was originally published on, the Science Channel , which brings daily
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Compilation © 1998 Elsevier Science BV. Reprinted with permission.
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