A filial memoir of Britain’s apostle of modernism in art

Is an aptitude for mathematics really an advantage?

The hypocrisy of an academic atheist who chooses to play God

The worst episode in Hugh Trevor-Roper’s career made him a better man

A new collection of the waspish historian's extensive correspondence, introduced by Alasdair Palmer

Isaiah Berlin and Isaac Deutscher were the best of foes, as David Caute’s compelling presentation of a decades-long intellectual sparring match shows

A new volume of reports by the Frankfurt School shows their number to be at best naive and at worst dangerously misinformed

'In 1990, Hobsbawm embarrassedly asserted that nations are no longer "a feasible project" just when the nations of Eastern Europe, now free from Soviet Tyranny, reasserted themselves'

Cambridge University Press have just published a book by an anti-Zionist, anti-democratic Hegelian elitist. The reason? He has the right enemies

Amid the higher costs for university tuition online degree courses are gaining traction. Plato and Cicero would be turning in their grave