A nation of letters and tyrants
Literary Russia
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An irresistible tour of the senses
Neue Gedichte/New Poems
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Sexual dealing
The Erotic Imagination
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The perfect language
The Arabic Language
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Passport to Portugal
Portuguese Verbs and Essentials of Grammar
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Visions on the up train
Stanley Spencer
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Defining the undefinable
The Handbook of Sociolinguistics
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First Impressions
This week's First Impressions, the competition in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, comes from an early 19th-century poet who was deserted by hersea-faring husband: "The...
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Acts of inequality
Women and the Law
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Faustian deals in the ether
Technology and Privacy
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Justice and its insult to injury
The Damages Lottery
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Parallax
The cultural studies journal parallax is published quarterly and not three times a year as stated in last week's review (THES, February 20).
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A step towards freedom
Lesbians and gays are celebrating a victory over bigotry in psychology. Celia Kitzinger hopes it presages a more inclusive approach to research. Lesbian and gay studies in Britain achieved a major...
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Plath's unquiet slumbers
Ted Hughes's new collection of poems to his dead wife allows him to counter criticism of his own role in Sylvia Plath's tragic life. Cora Kaplan explores a literary war that has raged for 35 years....
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The power of Superted
John Osmond interviews Elan Closs Stephens, the drama lecturer who has assumed a key role in the future of S4C, the Welsh-language television channel. In the 1980s, the very survival of the Welsh...