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Can archaeology lie in 'My Bed'?
Journal of Social Archaeology
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a late work by a novelist with Communist sympathies: "Castle, ever since he had joined the firm as a...
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In defence of art criminals
Transgressions
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Lost chance to hold up a mirror
Marcel Proust
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Fading star still in dark
Jane Campion
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Huck gets close, but not close enough, to the edge
The Edge of Meaning
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Detached analysis, engaged nihilism
New British Philosophy
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Speak to me, chair
A Conversation with Martin Heidegger
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Artful recipes to put students in the picture
Arguing about Art
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Hard to get grip on slippery icon
Nietzsche, Biology and Metaphor - Nietzsche
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Islam's virtuous states
Alfarabi and the Foundations of Islamic Political Philosophy
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God relies on luck of the draw for support
Epistemic Justification
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Yiddish lives on
Readers of "Outcry as Soas drops Yiddish" ( THES , October 11) might think that Yiddish is no longer available at London University. But Yiddish is alive and well across the road at University...
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Small bites or starve
Why did we modularise (Letters, THES , October 11, 18)? Because offering minors, majors and single honours in each subject across a large modular scheme allowed small subjects to attract enough...