To know the difference
John Shand’s review of my book Global Philosophy: What Philosophy Ought to Be (Books, 8 January) grotesquely misrepresents what the book is about.He says I hold that “the theoretical problems of...
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PGCE retains status after coalition split
Recommendation in report on teacher training appeared to downgrade the value of postgraduate qualifications
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New Scottish education secretary sets out priorities
Angela Constance urges universities to take the lead on access as she decries principals’ pay rises and confirms talks on post-study work visa
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Merger is ‘bad news for universities’, say librarians
Journal prices could rise further if Springer-Macmillan deal goes ahead, some fear
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Ronnie Fraser settles ‘anti-Semitism’ case costs row
Lecturer agrees an out-of-court settlement after the UCU sought to reclaim its legal costs
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Cary Nelson: ‘Ignorance’ fuels calls for Israel boycott
Former AAUP head and others aim to sway ‘non-fanatical’ supporters of sanctions with The Case against Academic Boycotts of Israel
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Tower of power grows as a pillar of Glasgow’s community
Local residents won’t be forgotten amid expansion to boost student experience and strategic research areas, says Anton Muscatelli
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First shelf filled in Murty Classical Library of India
Professor’s dream as a student is realised as library launches first five volumes in bilingual series
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Can an open-air lab tempt you to Siberia?
Russia’s Tomsk State University is banking on the region’s natural assets and an English language push to attract foreign students and scholars
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Check your reflexes on UK’s first private medical school
Kevin Fong examines his responses to £35,000 a year degree
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Forty years of a Kraftwerk revolution
Uwe Schütte on the German band whose electronic beats and futuristic visions are still relevant today
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Shanghai É«ºÐÖ±²¥s: Palimpsests of Private Life, by Jie Li
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William Perkins and the Making of a Protestant England, by W. B. Patterson
Alec Ryrie welcomes a study of an Elizabethan scholar that dispels a posthumous Puritan label