Andrew Ferguson: ‘The tiny corner of the New York Times empire where David Barstow works is called the investigative unit. The name has an impressive urgency to it, like the title of a TV spin-off—CSI: Times Investigative Unit.
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THE ROYAL INSTITUTE OF PHILOSOPHY
Conference: Philosophical Aesthetics and the Sciences of Art
University of Leeds, Thursday 28 June 2012. Roger Scruton, Jonathan Gilmore, Jenefer Robinson, Gordon Graham, others. For details: The Royal Institute of Philosophy.


Chronicle & Notices
Notes & Comment
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Peter Riley: Poetry Prize Culture and the Aberdeen Angus. | Denise Riley and the force of bereavement. | Poetry beyond the cults and enclaves.
Alan Wall: The Janus Face of Metaphor. | Clues and Labyrinths. | Ruin, the collector and sad mortality.

Keith Johnson: Lawrence Weiner's mythic waste basket.
Currente Calamo
In the New Series
- The Current Principal Articles.
- Copyright, print archive & contact information.
- Editorial statement, submission guidelines, and proposing new Notices.
- Mrs Courtney’s history of The Fortnightly Review.
- Support for the World Oral Literature Project.
- The Fortnightly Review’s email list.
- The Function of Criticism at the Present Time.
- The Initial Prospectus of The Fortnightly Review.
- The Invention of the Modern World: The Spring-Summer 2012 Serial.
- The Trollope Prize.
- The Editors and Contributors.
- An Explanation of the New Series.
- Subscriptions & Commerce.
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· James Thomson [B.V.]
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Occ. Notes...
A dilemma for educators:
Philosophy and the public impact.
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Michelene Wandor on Derek Walcott and the T.S. Eliot Prize.
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Nick Lowe: the true-blue Basher shows up for a friend.
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Original Sin and Our Choice.
Anthony O’Hear: There is no voice offering an alternative to the soft totalitarianism we have become so used to, or proposing any dismantling of the great leviathan bearing down on individual souls. That leviathan gained ground because people believed that it could remedy weaknesses inherent in the human condition, which in another age might have been seen as the inevitable outcome of original sin.