The Oxonian Review

2 February, 2015

Matilda Bathurst

Gropes And Pokes

Matilda Bathurst explores a cultural history of touch

Haiya Sarwar

Haiya Sarwar on a postmodern tragedy, and the tragedy of postmodernity

Edward Hicks

Edward Hicks argues that Edmund Burke's thought remains as relevant as ever

Gabriel Roberts

Gabriel Roberts is unconvinced by Roger Scruton's search for the transcendent

Joel Krupa

Joel Krupa considers the case for a manufacturing renaissance

19 January, 2015

Fergus McGhee

Fergus McGhee enjoys a learned and provocative account of metaphor that speaks up for extravagance

Hugh Burling

Hugh Burling has little faith in a study of belief that is beset by ambiguity

Emily Anderson

Emily Anderson considers an ambitious but problematic account of the literary representation of war

Kanta Dihal

Kanta Dihal considers an unusual memoir that demystifies physics

Ramin Nassehi

Ramin Nassehi on the use and abuse of the ubiquitous economic indicator