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| | Preface |
| | The Cyberbiology of Saucers | 1-6 |
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| Hilary EVANS | Believing the Unbelievable: Child's Play or Con Game? | 7-18 |
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| Dennis STILLINGS | Intermezzo 1
Belief: Personal Reminiscences | 19-20 |
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| Carl RASCHKE | UFOs: Ultraterrestrial Agents of Cultural Deconstruction | 21-32 |
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| Dennis STILLINGS | What Did Carl Gustav Jung Believe about Flying Saucers? | 33-49 |
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| Martin S. KOTTMEYER | Ufology Considered as an Evolving System of Paranoia | 51-60 |
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| Dennis STILLINGS | Intermezzo 2
Voices: A Small Cyberbiological Effect | 61-63 |
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| Peter M. ROJCEWICZ | Signals of Transcendence: The Human-UFO Equation | 65-79 |
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| Michael GROSSO | UFO and the Myth of the New Age | 81-98 |
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| Dennis STILLINGS | Intermezzo 3
Coverups | 99-108 |
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| Tony NUGENT | Quicksilver in Twilight: A Close Encounter with a Hermetic Eye | 109-124 |
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| Alvin H. LAWSON | A Testable Theory for UFO Abduction Reports: The Birth Memories Hypothesis | 125-142 |
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| Dennis STILLINGS | Intermezzo 4
Some Observations on UFO "Abductions" with Special Reference to Budd Hopkins' Missing Time | 143-155 |
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| Michael A. PERSINGER | The "Visitor" Experience and the Personality: The Temporal Lobe Factor | 157-171 |
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| | Afterword | 173-174 |
