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Three Monkeys Online

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Three Monkeys Online (TMO) is a curious alternative magazine, publishing sporadically, from around the corner, since 2004.

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Nowtopia – class, capital, and new communities – an interview with Chris Carlsson
In 2001, Chris Carlsson writing in Processed World (the magazine that he helped
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Lady Chatterley’s Defendant – Allen Lane and the paperback revolution
Allen Lane, the founder of Penguin books, was in many ways a crucial though unli
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Who’s to blame? The Fosse Ardeatine and the struggle over memory in modern Italy.
One of the most infamous attacks against civilians, during the brief and bloody
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Delusions of grandeur – Why would a skilled worker move to Europe?
Europe has started to reflect seriously about such issues as knowledge migration
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The Leopard and the Fox – Tariq Ali and the BBC
In 1985, while Pakistani dictator General Zia-ul-Haq was still in power, the BBC
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What should the role of the public art gallery be?
The questioning of the role of the public gallery is not a new phenomenon. It i
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Women on the margins: the ‘beloved’ and the ‘mistress’ in Renaissance Florence
Introduction I record that on July 31, 1383, there died the ill-famed Let
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Cold War Psychohistory in the Scottish Psyche
The Inner Life of Conflict It is customary to think of the Cold War as having be
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Who Killed Roberto Calvi
In July of 1982, just a month after the discovery of his body – hanging fr
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Balancing the Renaissance – Tim Parks on Medici Money
Banking, something we take for granted, was a relatively new industry in the 15t
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Defending History – Deborah E. Lipstadt and Holocaust Denial
When Professor Deborah E. Lipstadt first decided to study and write about the ph
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Birth Crisis – Sheila Kitzinger on Birth in the 21st Century
&ldquoIn northern industrialised countries – and increasingly all ove
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In Defence of a Liberal Education.
Prefacing his latest book, The War for Children's Minds, with quotes from b
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Samuel Butler, or Sociobiology for Grown-Ups
“It were unwise to be sanguine and unphilosophical to despair” &ndas
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Understanding Climate Change – or Why I should Fly Less
“You never enjoy the world aright till the sea itself floweth in your vein
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Bombing Civilians – WWII’s ‘moral crimes’. A.C. Grayling in interview.
The mortality figures presented by A.C. Grayling, Professor of Philosophy at Bir
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From the Armalite to the Strawberry Smoothie – 21st Century Ireland, North and South.
“For three and a half decades, the world’s media trained its attenti
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Sexuality, Sin, and Sacrifice – Deconstructing the Patriarchy. An interview with Dr. Mary Condren
Censorship is not limited to totalitarian States. It can be a subtle thing, when
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“Tumultuous, prolonged applause ending in ovation. All rise.” Khrushchev’s “Secret Report” and Poland
On the last day of the twentieth Congress of the Communist Party [Feb. 14–25,
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Seventeenth Century Dutch Art – Recording the Visual World
Dutch art from the seventeenth century is an illustration of life and culture an
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The Image of Christmas – The Nativity Represented in Art
It is fitting to start this account with this image, as in many ways, it shows t
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