Arts & Culture: Ideas
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Uncomfortable origins
We have had a remarkable response to Tom Holland's essay of 13 October on the Christian roots of European secularism. Here the author responds
In ideas
Reading the signs
- By Owen Hatherley
- 30 October
Otto Neurath: the Language of the Global Polis
Nader Vossoughian
Netherlands Architecture Institute, 176pp, £37.50
These values we hold dear
- By Shami Chakrabarti
- 16 October
An exhibition on Britain's fight for civil liberties is a humbling reminder of how precious those rights are
Europe's first revolution
- By Tom Holland
- 09 October
The west faces increasing tension with the Muslim world. To plot a course through this turbulent age, Europe must come to terms with what we owe to our Christian past
Crisis, what crisis?
- By Dominic Sandbrook
- 02 October
It is nearly 30 years since Jim Callaghan spoke of a sea change in British politics. We are at a similar moment of transition. The question is, has Labour learned a lesson?
Against the evidence
- By Richard Wilson
- 18 September
Richard Wilson on the crucial difference between doubt and dogmatism
All in the game
- By Ed Hancox
- 11 September
Breaking rules is wrong, but who sets them in the first place?
Feature
Resourceful thinking
Crowdsourcing: How the Power of the Crowd is Driving the Future of Business
Jeff Howe Random House, 312pp, £17.99
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Songs of freedom
- By Paul Evans
- 04 September 2008
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- By Angela Neustatter
- 28 August 2008
Small steps to wider détente
- By Umberto Eco
- 21 August 2008
Supreme misnomers
- By Susan Jacoby
- 14 August 2008
Truth is awkward
- By Barbara Gunnell
- 07 August 2008
Power and wisdom
- By Mark Vernon
- 31 July 2008
Totalitarian recall
- By Owen Hatherley
- 31 July 2008
