Stream of the self-conscious
The Singular Self
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A complete mind set
Comprehensive Clinical Psychology
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Victorian mores and madness
Emodies Selves
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It's all in the head, you know
Brain, Vision, Memory
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Stages spanning a lifetime
Life-Span Development al Psychology - Human Development - Human Development - Life-Span Development - The Developing Person
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You are a creative genius
Visual Intelligence
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You really must meet...
Psychology at Work - The Psychology of Work and Human Performance
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Babel and psychobabble
The Ascent of Babel
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Higher channels
John Davies scans the schedules. (All times pm unless stated.) Pick of the week So it is finally over. Jeremy Isaacs's 24-part Cold War series, made at the behest of CNN owner Ted Turner, reaches its...
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Why are both these paintings modernist?
Modernism is a response to modern social and political conditions, says art historian Tim Clark. So how come both David's Death of Marat, painted in 1793, and Jackson Pollock's works qualify as...
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Chinese exchange wins commercial support
Graduate schools might eventually be built at Manchester University and Tsinghua University, Beijing. The universities are establishing an international research programme with commercial backing,...
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Middlesex tailors MBA to fit Chinese economy
When lecturers at Middlesex University Business School conceived of an MA in Chinese management, they had in mind students from western countries who wanted to do business in China. They realised...
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Nottingham funds physics switch with Shanghai
Jacket potatoes from the canteen are the worst thing about He Jiabao's exchange visit to Nottingham University. Jiabao, 20, is one of four physics students from Fudan University, Shanghai, spending a...
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Shi Jing Qian's vision of China
In his latest book, which explores how the West has viewed China since the time of Marco Polo, Jonathan Spence describes each glimpse of "Chan's Great Continent" as a "sighting". He borrows this term...
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Entering the dragon
British academics are struggling to catch up with their US and Australian rivals in the race to exploit a potentially lucrative Chinese market opening up to the West. Harriet Swain reports China does...