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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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“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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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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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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Gendered Monsters – Art and politics in the representation of St. George and the Dragon
Dr. Samantha Riches talks to TMO about the cult of St. George and the Dragon, an
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Myth, Ritual and Orthodoxy: Cosimo de’ Medici and Saint Peter Martyr.
Within the confined space of the walled city of Medicean Florence was a web form
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The Role of the Machine in Twentieth Century Art
The machine is the single most defining entity of the twentieth century. Its rol
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Football and Fascism – The creation of Italy’s Serie A
On the 2nd of August this year (2005), football fans from the Sicilian city of M
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Feminity in the work of Harry Clarke, Ireland’s great Symbolist artist.
Harry Clarke was recognised for his artistic genius and achieved great success d
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A Perfect Red – the history of cochineal
“Two centuries ago no one could have imagined that something as valuable a
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Cosa Nostra – rebranding the Mafia.
“The mafia, in the strict sense of Cosa Nostra, the hierarchical criminal
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A history of Fear. Professor Joanna Bourke in interview
“In the words of Archdeacon R.H.Charles in 1931, science may have ‘e
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From Fertility Symbol to Political Propaganda – Decoding the Massa Marittima Mural.
In the year 2000, during restoration work, a rare and important mural was uncove
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Drowning the Shamrock. The place of drink in the Irish national holiday, St. Patrick’s day.
It is March 18th, the day after the day before. Ireland is suffering from a gian
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Ancient Americans – Rewriting the History of the New World. Charles C. Mann in interview.
What kind of world was the Americas, before European colonists arrived? Advances
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Eoin O’Duffy – The Self-Made Hero.
“One of the interesting things about biography is its limits. You can make
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America: From Colony to Superpower. Part III: 1929-1960
The Emergence of Franklin D. Roosevelt In one week the nation, which had lost co
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Black cat seen walking under a ladder on Friday the 13th. A historical look at superstitions.
Did you count the magpies on your way to work this morning? Are you afraid of wa
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Christmas Reborn. The creation of a consumer Christmas – Professor Stephen Nissenbaum in interview.
When getting ready for Christmas, decorations collected over the years come down
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America: From Colony to Superpower. Part II: 1876- 1929
The Gilded Age- The price which society pays for the law of competition, like th
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