Poetry as Socio-proctology

Patricia Sauthoff is a PhD candidate at SOAS who taught briefly at Nalanda International University. She writes in the Scroll ( my com...

Fabian Wendt's prize winning paper s eeks to integrate Comprehensive Liberalism- i.e. the old fashioned sort which had a full theory of ...

Chris Renwick, an erudite History professor with a gift for pellucid English prose, writes in today's Guardian- The poor law, establ...

I read in the Telegraph that- B ritain spent about £305,000 last year on educational programs for the Burmese military on English, democ...

Ramesh Thakur, one of the theorists behind 'Responsibility to Protect', thought Libya was a 'win'. He wrote- ' Re...

Peter Gratton, a Philosophy Professor, writes -   in  Discipline and Punish  and in  The Punitive Society , Foucault argues that it was n...

P. Lal wrote- Sanskrit has no word for “irony,” either. The use of words to express something other than or the exact opposite of their lit...