Self-centred myth maker
T. S. Eliot
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Sixth sense for poetry
The Redress of Poetry
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Liberty's neglected friend
The Social and Political Thought of Bertrand Russell
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Goddam history gets wired
The Communications Miracle
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A history of health
The Western Medical Tradition 800 BC to 1800 AD
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At home with psychiatric crisis
Emergency Mental Health Services in the Community
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From pen to scalpel
Knowledge and the Medical Traditions
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Healing medieval souls
The English Hospital 1070-1570
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Inference and influence
Quantification and the Quest for Medical Certainty
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Thesis
Every week THESIS, The THES Internet Service, provides a guide to the news, features and reviews in the newspaper. Job advertisements, appear on THESISon the Tuesday before publication. The service...
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Physics puts up a fight
A "fight for physics" has been launched by the Institute of Physics to stop 1996/97 budget cuts hitting the discipline, writes Kam Patel. Institute concern was heightened by an internal review of all...
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Currency jitters hit joint work in Europe
The director general of research councils, Sir John Cadogan, warned this week that the cost of British particle physicists' participation in the international particle-smashing research programme at...
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Antithesis
Starter for five Scourge of evasive politicians and anatomiser of the failings of the British establishment, the BBC's Jeremy Paxman might seem a natural hero for students. But not so. No fewer than...
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Accredit where it's due
Therapists are persuading universities to set up degree courses in complementary therapies. But critics are accusing them of trying to get recognition via the back door. Aisling Irwin reports. This...
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Doctors in self-help
Iain Percy-Robb and David Lloyd describe Glasgow medical school's pioneering curriculum. Undergraduates starting their medical studies at the University of Glasgow next October will follow a...