| Introducing the 8th issue | |
| Ulrich Mohrhoff | 1-5 |
| Does evolution explain human nature? Except where it matters | |
| Simon Conway Morris | 7-9 |
| Does the universe have a purpose? Perhaps | |
| Paul Davies | 11-12 |
| Does the universe have a purpose? Yes | |
| John Haught | 13-14 |
| Economic recovery? No thank you | |
| Carolyn Baker | 15-18 |
| Heehs on Sri Aurobindo and Indian communalism | |
| Marcel Kvassay | 19-27 |
| Deconstruction and consciousness: the question of unity | |
| William S Haney II | 29-45 |
| Cybernetics is an antihumanism: Advanced technologies and the rebellion against the human condition | |
| Jean-Pierre Dupuy | 47-64 |
| An empirical case against materialism | |
| Andrew Clifton | 65-98 |
| Heehs: The Lives of Sri Aurobindo | |
| Review by Marcel Kvassay, Part 2 | 99-128 |
| Lloyd Mayer: Extraordinary Knowing | |
| Review by Ulrich Mohrhoff | 129-141 |
| Meixner: The Two Sides of Being – A Reassessment of Psycho-Physical Dualism | |
| Review by Ulrich Mohrhoff, Part 1 | 143-156 |
| Robinson: Finding Heaven Here | |
| Review by Ulrich Mohrhoff | 157-165 |
| The melancholy dilemma (Chapter 3 of Nature and Self: Reframing the Human Predicament) | |
| Mait Edey | 167-178 |
| The gospel of Heracles: a mediterranean legend | |
| Medhananda | 179-192 |
| Tales of prison life | |
| Sri Aurobindo | 193-225 |
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