3 March, 2014
Reading Reading Victiorian Deafness
Laura Ludtke considers how deafness in the nineteenth-century challenged received ideas about language.
The Resonance of the Excavated Self
Edward Still discovers the blending of the mythical and the tangible in Cynan Jones's new novel The Dig
Burke’s Great Melody Against It
Michael Easson finds Edmund Burke miscast as a conservative in Jesse Norman's new biography.
Engaging the Event
Karthick Manoharan on why Slavoj Žižek is the most dangerous philosopher in the West.
Selling Monarchy
Riki Miyoshi on the final installment of Kevin Sharpe's epic history of the changing image of the English Monarchy, Rebranding Rule.
