1. Looking the gorgon in the face: the ubiquity of propaganda and the business of debate; 2. Museums as venues for polemics: exhibits that provoke controversy, argumentation or refutation; 3. The museum as a vehicle for considered judgments on access and benefit sharing; 4. Clearing the air: applying the intellectual property framework to individual, community, and national rights in the convention on biological diversity; 5. The anti-commons threat to farmers' rights: the case of crop germplasm; 6. The moral foundations of intellectual property and conservation through access and benefit sharing.

Machine generated contents note: Preface; Acknowledgments; The Bauplan; Looking the Gorgon in the Face: The Ubiquity of Propaganda and the Business of Debate; Museums as Venues for Polemics: Exhibits that Provoke Controversy, Argumentation or Refutation; The Museum as a Vehicle for Considered Judgments on Access and Benefit Sharing; Clearing the Air: Applying the Intellectual Property Framework to National, Community, and Individual Rights in The Convention on Biological Diversity; The Tragedy of the Anti-commons Threat to Farmers' Rights: The Case of Crop Germplasm; The Moral Foundations of Intellectual Property and Conservation through Access and Benefit-Sharing; The Nameless Interloper in The Museum of Bioprospecting, Intellectual Property, and the Public Domain: A Place, A Process, A Philosophy; Appendix: The Original Essay.