Not crazy after all these years
Why did T. S. Eliot have wife Vivienne committed? She was definitely not mad, argues Carole Seymour-Jones On her death in January 1947, Vivienne Eliot left her papers to the Bodleian Library, Oxford...
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Dialogue or destruction
Muslim academic Zaki Badawi hopes that the events of September 11 will encourage the US to address the issues that inspired such atrocities. Anne Sebba reports. America must see that to stop the war...
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Peering into the hazy and crazy
Nine Crazy Ideas in Science
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On the alpha Academy
Greek Thought
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Differences between seeing and believing
Perception and Reason - The Nature of Perception
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God wafts in as atheist wind abates
Philosophy of Religion
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Logic and superman
Logical Properties
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Good collector finds bad feeling
Public Archaeology
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Blunt phoenix pits itself against Hollywood
Enthusiasm
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Thoughts about thinking through breasts and so on
Feminist Theory: An International Interdisciplinary Journal Edited by Gabriel Griffin, Stevi Jackson, Sasha Roseneil and Robyn Wiegman Sage, three times a yearwww.sagepub.co.uk£34.00 (individuals) £...
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Hacks vs 'experts' in war of words
Journalism Studies - Journalism
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Shooting back at the journalist snipers
Journal of Media Practice
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Banal Catalans and Bossi Italians
National Identities
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A guide to that flaming inbox
John Naughton downloads the first expert analysis of Netspeak. When I took the first survey of my undertaking, I found our speech copious without order, and energetick without rules; wherever I...
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A box full of 'outside the box' thinking
The Science Book