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The world's best-known unknown Indian
The Autobiography of an Unknown Indian
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Robots for the real world
Behaviour-Based Robotics
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How to get a grip on those troublesome constraints
Programming with Constraints
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Let an agent negotiate it
Agent Technology
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Wounded Woolf
Granite and Rainbow
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Seeking queer union
Gay and After
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Feminist, but first une femme
Women's Words
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Reclaiming the self through art
Seeing Ourselves
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It's a hard-frock life for riot grrls
Frock Rock
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Higher channels
John Davies peruses, ponders and picks programmes. (All times pm unless stated.) SATURDAY february 6 Novel Encounters with Aphra Behn (2.30 R4). Behn's 1688 novel about slavery, Oroonoko, is explored...
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Exposing a secret agenda
As the British government dithers over freedom of information, international economist Joseph Stiglitz argues that true democracy requires a culture of openness. The east Asia crisis has shown how...
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A few that got away
Does the research assessment exercise get you down? Do you dream of jacking it all in for a job in the real world? Kate Worsley talks to some of those who have made the leap from the ivory tower and...
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Crimes against humanity
Genetic scientists who violate the balance between person and body are in the same league as serial killers, argues David Canter. In a telephone kiosk outside the Royal Courts of Justice, Tara and...
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Gone fishing
(Photograph) - Malcolm Peet, reader and lecturer at the University of Sheffield's department of psychiatry, with a fish oil supplement that could benefit schizophrenics. The department has just...