Tackling scientific taboos
Consciousness and Emotion
Consciousness and Emotion
Death and the Afterlife in Ancient Egypt - Akhenaten - Cleopatra of Egypt
LMS Journal of Computation & Mathematics
The Artificial Empire
Art in France 1900-1940 - Literature, Art and the Pursuit of Decay in Twentieth-Century France
Constructing Modernity
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a manifesto written in prison : "It has turned out fortunate for me today that Destiny appointed...
Morning, Maureen. MORNING, MAUREEN! Ah, Professor Lapping. Cat got your tongue? No, no. I was waiting for a fax from Dr Piercemuller about his conference expenses and got caught up in an article by...
The Home Office has just awarded us a grant to assist refugees, particularly with respect to post-school education ("Red tape is throttling talent", THES , November 16). The home secretary has also...
Thomas Meyer says the idea of a clash of civilisations - Islam and the West - plays into the hands of rightwing fundamentalists and segregationism ("A fundamental fallacy", THES , November 9). But...
Where is Islam's contribution to social science (Letters, THES , November 16)? Science demands testing theories by evidence and rational principles. The myth of the Koran as the direct word of God...
As an administrator, I was delighted, at last, to read something about the admin side of higher education ("Underpaid, overlooked", THES , November 16). But I take issue with the term "non-academic"...
I wholeheartedly agree with Val Atkinson in her splendid article and I'm sure there is a "Maureen" in every school, faculty and department throughout the country. The problem for universities will...
Valerie Atkinson's article rings true. Most departmental secretaries are graduates with high-level, wide-ranging capabilities in IT, webpages, interpersonal skills, departmental PR etc. Additionally...