Final Word
This week's Final Word comes from an author who trained as a doctor and, in this instance, was inspired by an artist: "A quotation from the Bible came to my lips, but I held by tongue, for I know...
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Speaking Volumes: A History of English Literature
K. K. AZIZ on E. Legouis and L. Cazamian's A History of English Literature . What a series of coincidences! A History of English Literature by Emile Legouis (1861-1937) and Louis Cazamian (1877-1965...
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A solo voyage to vast horizons
An Empire for Liberty
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Agony and the ecstasy
Why Does Tragedy Give Pleasure?
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Conflicts of self-interest
In the Shadow of War
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Fluent Flemings flummox xenophobes
Chasing the Sun
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From ga-ga to articulate
The Origins of Grammar
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Highs, lows and hill-walking poems
Coleridge
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How the Puritans reached first base
Sport in America
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Mad, bad, or disordered personality?
Personality Disorders
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Reading glyphs by the Delta
Ancient Egyptian
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Sterling arguments for the euro
In with the Euro out with the Pound
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The science of seance
Philosophical Interactions with Parapsychology - Test Your Psychic Powers
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Dead Clever
Chapter 7. Next morning Henry rose early, feeling rested but hot. He got out of bed and looked at himself in the wardrobe mirror. He was a bit stiff, but that was normal for the morning. He compared...
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Harriet Swain
(Photograph) - Harriet Swain will be working at The THES while Alison Utley is on maternity leave. She will cover further education, the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service as well as the...