Dusk is the new dawn in age of accuracy
Newton's Apple
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Steamy tales of flora and fornication
Literature and Science, 1660-1834, Vols 1-4
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A decidedly frosty meeting of minds
The Curious Life of Robert Hooke
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Elvish overdose for Nazgul nerds
The Lord of the Rings - The Lord of the Rings
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The human face of terror and torture
The Battle of Algiers
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Truffling for spankmeisters
The Encyclopedia of British Film
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Why Japan's wartime directors joined the shooting
The Imperial Screen
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Gentlemanly player with an eye for enigma and a hard line on pruning
The Dapuri Drawings
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Addiction that left a bitter taste
Amazing Grace
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The ultimate social club
The Source of the RiverThe Source of the River - Clueless in Academe
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Laurie Taylor Column
TEACHING: ON THE FRONT LINE What is your experience of teaching? The THES asks teachers how they manage. Name? Dr Piercemuller. Age? Pardon? Age? A long way off early retirement. Job? Reader...
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Laurie Taylor Column
TEACHING: ON THE FRONT LINE What is your experience of teaching? The THES asks teachers how they manage. Name? Dr Piercemuller. Age? Pardon? Age? A long way off early retirement. Job? Reader...
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Leader: Vocation is not just foundation
Tony Blair and Charles Clarke, the education secretary, put some welcome flesh on the bones of the government's higher education policy this week. For those with doubts about top-up fees, it is...
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Leader: Gap rule may backfire
One aspect of the fees debate that is not addressed in the higher education bill or its accompanying student-support package is the position of gap-year students. Ministers had let it be known that...