NEBULA: A Journal of Multidisciplinary Scholarship ISSN-1449 7751

Nebula 1.3, Dec. 04/Jan. 2005:

Note on Contributors and their work.......i-v

Nils Rosemann. "The Privatization of Human Rights Violations: Business Impunity or Corporate Responsibility?  The Case of Human Rights Abuses and Torture in Iraq."   1-28

Semra Somersan. "How to Avoid the Global Monster of the North: Affirmative Action for the New Global Age." 29-39

John Jefferson. “Toward Laws in History: Carl G. Hempel and the Evidence Dilemma.”  ....40-58

Babak Rahimi.  Ishraqat, Part III: “Towards a New US Foreign Policy in the Middle East?”  59-66

Tangirala Sri RamaChandra Murthy. “Going Back To Metaphysics In The Attic.” 67-78

Matthew O. Cleveland. “Criminal or Revolutionary? Determining the Ethical Character of Emergent Terror.”   79-90

John Hyland. “An Extended Essay on the Use of the Gesture in Gertrude Stein’s ‘Tender Buttons’ and Paul Klee’s ‘Architecture Red-Green (yellow-purple gradations).’”  91-134

Ron Large.“The Early Years 1944-1951: Martin Luther King, Jr. and the Search for True Religion.” 135-158

Tom O’Connor. “Cinematic Soul.” 159

Tom O’Connor. “Nietzsche’s Mother.” 160

Tom O’Connor. “Picasso’s Checks.” 161 

Tom O’Connor. “Houdini.” 162

Russell Richards. “Generative Art: Music Generation, Digital Art Production and Nebula.” 163 -178

Courtney Thomas. “History as Moral Commentary: Ideology and the Ethical Responsibilities of Remembrance.” 179-196

Luke O’Callaghan. “War of Words: Language Policy in Post Independence Kazakhstan.”  197 - 217