Beginning in the mid 1970s, the
Committee for
the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal (aka CSICOP)
decided that it was time to start pushing back the dark. That may sound
a little over the top, but frankly, I don't think it is. While science
and technology are making immense strides in knowledge and discovery,
including changing our lives -- usually for the better -- there exists
a small but very vocal subculture whom are despreate to drag us kicking
and screaming back into the dark ages. This is the publication that
examines critically, those people and
their strange ideas.
Beginning in 1976 with three
issues that originally were called "The
Zetetic," and then forward using the title, "The Skeptical Inquirer,"
CSICOP continues to this day to shine the light of reason in an
increasingly complicated world. And that's a good thing.
The Skeptical Inquirer -- The Zetetic
A Complete Set
Volume 1; # 1
through
Volume 21; #4
Vol 1, #1 through Volume 18 #5 are booklet sized magazines like the three examples shown to the left.
Early volumes have 4 issues, later expanded to 5 and 6 issues.
Starting with Volume 19, #1, the S.I. went full magazine size.
All the succeeding volumes listed here are of that size.
I do have one extra copy of SI -- Vol 14 #4 ($2)
Condition: very good to fair
many have mail stickers removed from the backside.
All magazines are sold as-is
$2.50 each issue
Would prefer to sell this as a whole set.
