Hark the Bard in all his bawdy beauty
Over time, much of Shakespeare's colourful language has been lost to the editor's pen. In the RSC's new edition of his works, Héloïse Sénéchal and Jonathan Bate have rediscovered some of the original...
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Research notes
A generation ago, scientists invented means to intentionally "cut and paste" pre-existing fragments of DNA, allowing for the manual construction of new DNA molecules and the advent of "genetic...
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Real men will always head for the shed
With the 'bloke' making a comeback, Clive Bloom examines a raft of publications designed to appeal to nostalgic - and slightly eccentric - fellas everywhere The metrosexual is dead. Long live the...
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Left Bank thinkers veer to the right
Conservative intellectuals lead the field in French election, writes David Todd The campaign for this spring's French presidential elections seems to have revived the political influence of Parisian...
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World encompassed
Poor organisation pushes poles abroad Polish academics would appear to be something of a law unto themselves when it comes to setting up courses and turning up to work.Disgruntled students are voting...
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Support to attend international meetings
Deadline: 15/06/2007
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Led into temptation, but we can be delivered from evil
The Lucifer Effect
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Animal instincts set us on the moral path
Primates and Philosophers
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A world of natural born stewards
Creation, Evolution and Meaning
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A gift of ancient wisdom
The Birthday Book
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Messiah slated as apostate
Jesus in the Talmud
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Driven people driven to destroy
Buda's Wagon
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First Impressions
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from the story of a sale of the century: "The King's head was framed against the London sky." * Entries,...