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Napoleons and Normalcy

Adam Gopnik on how Donald Trump's presidency will affect our sense of what 'normal' is.

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On Musical Theatre

Adam Gopnik reflects on why musical theatre makes its makers miserable.

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Raising the Bar

Adam Gopnik on why bringing up children is an art - not a science.

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The Meaning of Conservative

Roger Scruton asks: "What does the Tory Party really stand for?".

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Pottering towards the new socialist state

Roger Scruton looks at the impact of Harry Potter on our world view.

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The Religion of Rights

Sir Roger Scruton argues that Europe needs to rediscover its Christian roots.

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Tackling the moped menace

Monica Ali reflects on the recent surge in moped crime after her son was attacked.

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On authenticity

Monica Ali reflects on the 'cult of authenticity'.

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Talking of Empire

Monica Ali on why she thinks the history of the British Empire must be taught in schools.

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The Triumph of Tribalism

Andrew Sullivan on how America has become 'a truly tribal society'.

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The Apocalypse Hasn't Happened Yet

Andrew Sullivan says Donald Trump is teaching a generation to bully, slander and cheat.

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The Battle for Free Speech

Andrew Sullivan on the cultural Marxism he says is sweeping through US universities.

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I hope this email finds you well...

Mary Beard ponders why email is governed by so few rules and conventions.

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Ode to Space

Will Self on why he loves space.

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Men Against Women

Will Self says we need creative solutions to end institutional misogyny and abuse.

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The miserable pantomime of contemporary British vegetarianism

Will Self on his conversion to vegetarianism.

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Mass Myopia

Will Self on the drawbacks of perfect vision.

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Macbeth and the Insomnia Epidemic

Will Self reflects on the epidemic of sleeplessness.

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A Folder Called 'Hope'

Zia Haider Rahman on the abysmal race record of some of Britain's foremost institutions.

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The Assault on Reason

Zia Haider Rahman argues that reason itself is under assault in this 'post-truth' world.

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The Novelist's Complicity

Zia Haider Rahman reflects on the demise of the literary novel.

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In Praise of the Feuilleton

Howard Jacobson on the art of the feuilleton and the joy of the ordinary.

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Dramatic Speech

Howard Jacobson muses on the 'frozen wastes of Emojiland'.

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The Last Bohemia

Howard Jacobson on why we need to preserve Bohemia.

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On Misanthropy

Howard Jacobson ponders why misanthropy is out of fashion.

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Daring to Marvel

Howard Jacobson on self-censoring and the language of appreciation.

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The Heart in Drama

AL Kennedy on why Hollywood has never been a nice place.

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Too Much Winning

AL Kennedy argues that our 'winner-takes-all' mentality is suffocating democracy.

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Memento Mori

AL Kennedy argues why it's empowering to reflect on our mortality.

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The Trolley Problem

AL Kennedy on how a thought experiment of the 1960s today risks being turned on its head.

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