Uniform references
contributions on the resource-cost of references (THES, February 6 and 13) seem to miss the obvious question: "By what right do prospective employers expect lecturers to provide unlimited numbers of...
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Westward bound: the cruellest export
The Slave Trade
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Eminent Victorians give Freud the slip
The Naked Heart
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Where Uncle Sam meets Uncle Tom
The Oxford Book of the American South - The Oxford Companion to American Literature
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Mahatma of the sitar
Raga Mala
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Buying beauty
Venus Envy
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Condemned cells
Sex and the Origins of Death
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Sun and shifting sands
The Caves of the Sun - Carl Rogers - The Mind's Fate
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A charm offensive
Believing in Magic
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Speaking Volumes: One-Upmanship
David Hellawell on Stephen Potter's One-Upmanship .I only now realise that I must have read the early lifemanship books as a sixth-former not long after they were first published. One-Upmanship, in...
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A morbid curiosity for beasts
The Platypus and the Mermaid
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Octopus with tentacles everywhere
Loose Ends from Current Biology
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Testing the water
The Aquatic Ape Hypothesis
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Why it's easy to twig
Cells, Embryos and Evolution - Genomic Potential of Differentiated Cells
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Hooks, lines, thinkers, whatever the scale
The Diversity of Fishes