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Does less clothing mean more freedom?
Jessica Abrahams / October 17, 2013
The debate over the niqab—whether it is oppressive, and even if it should be banned—has recently resurfaced. It is a recurring theme, bubbling up in the pages of our newspapers every year or so....
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What did the Druids ever do for us? An interview with Graham Robb
Jonathan Derbyshire / October 11, 2013
Graham Robb says that the idea for his latest book, The Ancient Paths: Discovering the Lost Map of Celtic Europe, "arrived one evening like an unwanted visitor". He was planning a cycling trip along...
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"The UK had human rights before 1998" and other excuses
Jessica Abrahams / October 11, 2013
Last week I wrote a blog post arguing that it could be a disastrous decision for the UK to scrap the Human Rights Act 1998 and withdraw from the European Convention on Human Rights. First, it is not...
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The Books Interview: Wendy Lower
Jonathan Derbyshire / October 9, 2013
Wendy Lower is a historian and a consultant for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington DC. Her latest book is "Hitler's Furies: German Women in the Nazi Killing Fields", which...
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Melissa Benn’s Guide to Modern Feminism
Serena Kutchinsky / October 8, 2013
Fundamentally, I say “you, go girls” It’s interesting for me as a middle-aged feminist and mother to observe feminism coming back to the fore. I support this new wave, but I also see that it...
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Can the burka be a thing of beauty?
Jessica Abrahams / October 7, 2013
"Proserpine" by Hannah Habibi and Zarek Rahman, a reconstruction of Rossetti's painting of the same name "The Bridesmaid" by Hannah Habibi and Zarek Rahman, a reconstruction of Millais' painting...
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It's a Physics World
Philip Ball / October 7, 2013
Distinctions between "discoveries" and technological "spinoffs" are meaningless, even misleading
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When two tribes go to war: science vs the humanities
Jonathan Derbyshire / October 4, 2013
In early August the evolutionary psychologist Steven Pinker wrote an essay in the New Republic entitled "Science Is Not Your Enemy". It was subtitled "An impassioned plea to neglected novelists,...
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Selection's sieve
Philip Ball / October 2, 2013
Nobel prize-winner Manfred Eigen's latest work lays out the case for why evolution by natural selection is a "law of physics"
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It's time to ban Bridget Jones
Serena Kutchinsky / October 2, 2013
The image of Bridget alone in her pyjamas has haunted single womenSo, she’s back. A fictional character that became a byword for desperate singletons has reared her chardonnay-addled head once...
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