Barbie invites dry up for Liz
We shouldn't be surprised by ߣߣÊÓƵn republicanism, argues David Corson, it is what you would expect from a country with such a strong egalitarian culture. In a 1978 poll, ߣߣÊÓƵns were asked...
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Parting political shots
The French pride themselves on Cartesian clarity. They have been trained to turn everyday difficulties into abstract problems, and to seek solutions from the top down, as consequences of general...
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Running on a losing FE ticket
Fawzi Ibrahim does his colleagues in further education no favours by referring to slave contracts and slave-owning employers (THES, March 3). He insults the suffering of millions of people worldwide...
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Beware sloppy sloganeering
Poorly understood free market principles applied to science funding pose a threat to long-term research, says Derek Roberts. I am disappointed, but not surprised to see (THES, March 10) that the...
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Boy's own revisited
Laurie Taylor (THES, March 10) was clearly unimpressed with the article by John Davies on the increasing use of multiple-choice questions (MCQs) in student assessment (THES, March 3). I was intrigued...
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Micky Mouse mistakes
John Sutherland's review of a new book on copyright (THES, March 3) has a number of errors: for example, in July 1995 United Kingdom copyright term extends to 70 years post mortem. Contrary to what...
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`Greetings, carbon-based bipeds!'
Are We Alone? Philosophical Implications of the Discovery of Extraterrestrial Life
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A timely piece for those who weren't born yesterday
Language and Time
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Decoherent answers
The Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics
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Bound to impress
The Knot Book:
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Bringing QFT to the masses
QED and the Men Who Made It:
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Going on and on . . .
Understanding the Infinite
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Clocks, time and the big hand of God
At Home in the Universe
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Just William?
The Complete Works of Shakespeare - The Authorship of Shakespeare's Plays: - Engaging with Shakespeare: - Shakespeare:
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Not here but there
Philosophy of Physics