What you see may not be what you get
Susan Blackmore goes in search of her 'self' and finds that it may just be part of the 'other'. Why am I here? Who am I anyway? Why does everything feel, look and hurt like this? I have been asking...
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"I looked up and saw two people falling. They looked like paper at first. Then I saw the arms. That's when we started to run"
Every US university and college was affected by security concerns and high emotions after the attacks in New York and Washington, but none more so than Pace University. The university, with 10,000...
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America and the world
The THES gauges reactions to the attacks and experts assess what might happen next. AMERICA AND THE WORLD Fred Halliday, professor of international relations, London School of Economics "This won't...
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Misfortune and heroic muddle
Berlioz Remembered
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Reflecting in the house of moral mirrors
Are we naturally moral? Mary Midgley reconsiders 'human nature' Natural Goodness is a joyful book and one that is really needed. It resists a deadening error that has long deformed academic moral...
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Dirty and snobby? Must be the poms
Anglo-Australian Attitudes
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Emperors need their voices
The Cambridge Ancient History
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Glitz steals glory off gene
The Sequence
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London's Monster circus
The London Monster
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Fast news and fasts to halt rain
The Nineteenth Century, 1815-1901
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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 novel about the suppression of books. "It was a pleasure to burn." The winner receives a £25...
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Life and death in Victorian numbers
The Demography of Victorian England and Wales
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Enlightening short takes on a century of two halves
The Eighteenth Century, 1688-1815 - The Eighteenth Century, 1688-1815
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Why Nelson should have deployed his good eye
Precursors of Nelson - Most Secret and Confidential