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  5. Take the rough with the smooth

    Adrian Furnham has had his share of peer review nightmares, but the frailties of the system have also worked in his favour

    #Opinion
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  7. ‘Something new in freedom’

    Alastair Bonnett visits Lincoln’s Social Science Centre, a cooperative, free university attempting to build a different kind of knowledge economy

    #Features
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  9. Psychiatry’s cause for anxiety

    Focus on people, not technology or the DSM, to treat mental illness, Tom Burns tells Matthew Reisz

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  10. Neurons don't a man make

    Annette Karmiloff-Smith’s cautionary remarks on the limitations of neuroscience in the field of psychology are to be welcomed (“Brain scans go deep, but you need intuition for light-bulb moments”, 16...

    #Letters

  11. An immersive art

    One can only support the broad thrust of John Furlong’s piece on the dangers facing educational academia (“In pursuit of the truth”, 2 May). Probably the main difficulty facing this field is that...

    #Letters

  12. All-too-open invitations

    I cannot be the only academic whose in-box is suddenly full of a new kind of invitation. I am urged to join the editorial board of an engineering journal in view of my “outstanding contributions in...

    #Letters

  13. Sole-searching

    Your suggestion that the Daily Mail might consider launching a regular series of articles on academics and their footwear (The week in higher education, 16 May) may not be entirely frivolous. Over my...

    #Letters

  14. Great Gatsby-mania

    Catherine Clinton examines the novel’s enduring appeal as Baz Luhrmann’s version of The Great Gatsby bursts on to cinema screens

    #Culture
    #Film
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