TOM STOPPARD
March 2015
Cultural amnesia is very hard to reverse
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March 2015
Despite its intractable subject matter, The Hard Problem is an elegant and ingenious work
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October 2012
Joe Wright's Karenina is well-scripted but too stagey and his Anna lacks depth
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January/February 2012
'It is true that certain faiths, ideologies and cultures make submission the supreme virtue, while the civilisation that emerged from Athens, Rome and Jerusalem has cherished liberty in all its forms'
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