Final Word
This week's Final Word comes from a Viennese who worked for the BBC during the Second World War: "Artists, we trust, will always be born. But whether there will also be art depends to no small extent...
搜索
-
-
Speaking Volumes: Homicide
Anne Campbell on Martin Daly and Margo Wilson's Homicide . I confess. I was, for a time, awe-struck by verbal sophistry. It began when a reviewer described one of my books as "refreshingly free from...
-
A record of honourable defeat
No Man's Land
-
Echoes of muffled tunes
Rediscovering the Muses:
-
From the margins not the gutter
Cultural Politics - Queer Reading
-
Guides for the pure
The Woman Reader, 1837-1914 - Victorian Heroines:
-
Holy organisers
Vedanta for the West:
-
Love and power in a scientific climate
Love, Power and Knowledge:
-
Lovers, scolds and matriarchs
Women, Crime and the Courts in Early Modern England - Women in England 1500-1760: - The Usurer's Daughter:
-
Political realities of fantasy
The Spoils of Freedom
-
Polyphonic sound, bifocal vision
Moral Prejudices:
-
Technophobes v. technomaniacs
Feminism and the Technological Fix
-
Tensions in a conservative land
Japan Among the Powers 1890-1900
-
The life of a tabloid chemist
Henry Wellcome
-
The myth matters more than the man
Buddhist Saints in India: