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The age of dishonesty
Elizabeth Kirkwood
— 1st June 2010 — Issue 171 
David Laws’ excuses over his expenses claims are only the latest example in a cultural epidemic of self-delusion
Subject: British domestic politics, Science & TechnologyJonathan Safran Foer on eating animals
Elizabeth Kirkwood
— 4th March 2010 — Issue 168
The prize-winning American novelist talks about why it’s weird to eat meat, his move from fiction to journalism, and why eliminating ignorance will lead to more vegetarianism
Subject: Books & literature, Environment, Food & drink, Health, LifestyleDecent exposure
Elizabeth Kirkwood
— 13th January 2010 — Issue 166
Women have been taking their clothes off in protest for centuries. But now that nudity is everywhere, is the naked body still an effective campaign tool?
Subject: Performing artsA green way to die
Elizabeth Kirkwood
— 21st October 2009 — Issue 164
The very latest eco-must have: an environmentally-friendly funeral
Elizabeth Kirkwood
Elizabeth Kirkwood is a freelance writer living in London.
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