Letter: Face the facts
Reading your survey of academics' opinions is like opening a time capsule and suggests there is widespread reluctance to face up to the future ("Growth is blamed for fall in standards", THES , May 11...
Reading your survey of academics' opinions is like opening a time capsule and suggests there is widespread reluctance to face up to the future ("Growth is blamed for fall in standards", THES , May 11...
We should resist the temptation to join the bash-the-Quality-Assurance-Agency bandwagon (Letters, THES , May 4). University staff are asked to describe what is included in a degree and how the...
It comes as no surprise that there is mounting resistance to the latest review of teaching and research time ("Dons rebel over onerous review", THES , May 11). Natfhe members are probably correct in...
Even prime ministers have to win an election before they start to have power and influence. But Sir Howard Newby, who has not yet arrived at his next job running the Higher Education Funding Council...
When governments think about education, they usually see it in terms of providing a workforce that can contribute to economic success. This is understandable since the economy is bound to be their...

Andrew Whiten casts a sceptical eye over the popular field of memetics. The idea of "memes" was born in Richard Dawkins's The Selfish Gene and so is already a quarter-century old. Dawkins spent most...
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A History of the Church in Africa
The Biographical Tradition in Sufism - The Chishtis
Religion and Community
This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is from a work by a novelist who committed suicide: "It was an uncertain spring. The weather, perpetually...
The Battle for God
Intoxicating Minds
Metaphors of Memory