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Think Darwin
How the Brain Thinks
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Mechanical minds, animal behaviour
Artificial Intelligence and Scientific Method - Catching Ourselves in the Act
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Psychology for the masses
Simply Psychology
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Mind's valleys
Dynamic Patterns
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Welcome to the doll house
Victims of Memory
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A disorder for our times
The Harmony of Illusions
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A man who used to be Ronnie Laing
The Wing of Madness - R. D. Laing
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A novel kind of therapy
The Motherhood Constellation - Beyond the Myths
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Ms Behaved?
Can a feminist professor sexually harass her female students? No, says Jane Gallop, who argues that harassment applies only to men and that, in her experience, consensual teacher-student sex is no...
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Congregation says its prayers
Anthony Kenny looks back at the changes Oxford University has undergone during the past 25 years and asks what the future holds under a Blair administration This is a time of uncertainty for Oxford....
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Lancing the Euro-septic boil
Last week the Cambridge Union debated the motion 'Herr Kohl succeeded where Hitler failed'. Edward Pearce went to do battle for Britain, Kohl and common sense It was a serious matter to be asked to...
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Things ain't what they used to be
History may be 'bunk', a 'distillation of rumour' or 'repeat itself', but it certainly isn't what it was. Harriet Swain reports on the battle being waged between postmodernists and traditionalists in...
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Confessions of an errant tipster
Not for the first time, psephologists got the election result wrong. Ivor Crewe explains why he and his friends failed to predict a landslide The Conservative party was not the only casualty of the...
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Language, meaning and agency
Judith Butler is alarmed about the growing American tendency to ban offensive words. Kate Worsley talks to her. Â Imagine you are taking a domestic flight across the United States. The seatbelt signs...