Life has always been held cheap
Peter Singer's thesis about changing views of life and death (THES, August 18) is based on a fallacy - that "the traditional sanctity of life ethic" has lasted "for nearly 2,000 years". In fact this...
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Solution to Lottery squabbles
The public (or rather the media) is constantly squabbling about what to do with the National Lottery money (THES, August 25). What suits one section of society will never suit the rest. Camelot could...
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Scots funding formula
Following the report (THES, August 11) by your Scottish editor on the comments made by Chris Masters relating to the recently revealed quality assessments, I feel that there are two points which, in...
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A butterfly in full flight
James McNeill Whistler
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A life of his own
Giorgio Vasari
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A select gathering
Measuring the Mind
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Ancient cruelty of classic proportions
The Eye of the Beholder
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Bifurcated libidos
Banishing the Beast - The Making of Victorian Sexual Attitudes - Talk Dirty to Me - Sexual Freedom in Restoration Literature
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Colourful lives and affairs of the art
Portraits of Women
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Dotty ideas that prove spot on
The Quantum Dot
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Native light and the colours of prejudice
Art and Nationalism in Colonial India 1850-1922
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Race at a standstill
Colonial Desire
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The Green remembered atolls
Green Imperialism
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The whys and wherefores
Why Psychology?
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Final Word
This week's Final Word comes from an author who had an unhealthy connection with the railways: "My reason will still not understand why I pray, but I shall still pray, and my life, my whole life,...