CRITIQUE
September 2017
An inscription in an old book is the clue to a lost world of literary salons and love affairs
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July/August 2017
The debate between Sir Roger Scruton and Terry Eagleton enhances our national discourse
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June 2017
In the absence of the soul, selfhood is located in the brain. But can identity be identified?
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May 2017
A new Rome exhibition reveals how Artemisia Gentileschi bravely reshaped her life and art
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