Fanfare for the common American
- American Literature and Culture, 1900-1960. First Edition - American Working-Class Literature. First Edition
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Just the right stress
The Routledge Creative Writing Coursebook. First Edition
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Words seldom spent in vain
- How to Read a Shakespeare Play. First Edition - Shakespeare - Studying Shakespeare on Film. First Edition - Presentist Shakespeare. First Edition
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Editions that go from bad to verse
- The Poetry Handbook - Studying Poetry. Second Edition
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Helping hands for head-scratchers
- Quine - Kierkegaard - Gadamer
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Hearts, minds and morals
The Ethics of War
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Very virtuous thoughts
- Aristotle - Aristotle
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Bearding dinosaurs in their common-room lairs
The Blackwell Guide to Feminist Philosophy. First Edition
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Casual brush with truth
Philosophy. First Edition
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Beware Big Brother paranoia 1
The tone of your story "Staff see red over online policing" (May 18) was alarmist and misdirected, as it gave the impression that higher education managers, administrators, personnel and marketing...
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Beware Big Brother paranoia 2
On the one hand you report cases where academics have been dismissed for gross misconduct, having written personal complaints about their management on blogs or in circulated e-mails. On the other...
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A pro-Israel boycott
Letter to Michael Duff, Abdus Salam chair of theoretical physics at Imperial College London, copied to The Times Higher I am writing to let you know that I will not be coming to the Abdus Salam...
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We are not in denial
There are no "climate-change deniers", and I challenge Bob Ward (Opinion, May 4) to name one. The many scientists, so blackballed, who spent decades studying - not denying - climate changes, simply...
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Address gender gap
A certain defensiveness seems to characterise your correspondents' letters on the gender pay gap (Letters, May 18). I note that Nottingham and Newcastle universities (for which four of your...
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The bigger picture
Your overview on the status of film studies ("Good or bad taste - it's in the can", May 11) was interesting, yet it failed to cover some important aspects of the bigger picture. The current...