Fighting the many enemies
Oxford English Dictionery Additions Series Volume Three - Language is Power
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The black box set ticking
Darwin's Black Box
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More sense down the pub
Connected Knowledge
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Skilful sort of skulduggery
Making Faces
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Canford's welcome relief
From Nineveh to New York
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The critics who desire no blood not pain
The Cambridge Companion to Nietzsche
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Reality only as we know it
Confessions of a Philosopher
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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, greets the opening of the Referendum season with a cult work by a writer who, in spite...
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Chairs
Lancaster University Paul Heelas, author of the New Age Movement, has been appointed to a personal chair in religion and modernity. University of Oxford Richard Brent, professor of computing sciences...
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Sir Ron's forgotten legion
Postgraduate students face a bleak, debt-ridden future after being overlooked by the Dearing committee, argues Ewan Gillon Sir Ron Dearing's review has provided us with a blueprint for higher...
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Appointments
City University, London Paul Newall, economist, former lord mayor and chancellor of the university during centenary year (1993/94) has been appointed pro chancellor and chairman of council,...
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Honorary Degrees
University of Leeds DEng: Gerald DiPiazza, senior vice president of M/A-COM Inc, he also helped design and build TELSTAR. DLitt: Nayantara Sahgal, novelist and political journalist, Indian delegate...
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Brilliance and the barrier to a great career
This academic life is fraught with difficulty - jobs are scarce, insecure and increasingly clogged up with teaching and administrative duties that prevent our brightest minds from pursuing their...
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Off the ladder
This academic life is fraught with difficulty - jobs are scarce, insecure and increasingly clogged up with teaching and administrative duties that prevent our brightest minds from pursuing their...
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On the ladder
This academic life is fraught with difficulty - jobs are scarce, insecure and increasingly clogged up with teaching and administrative duties that prevent our brightest minds from pursuing their...