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...research concerning the interpretation of Dutch painting’, trans. in Franits, W. (ed.) Looking at Dutch Seventeenth-Century Art: Realism Reconsidered, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, pp. 9–14. Schama, S. (1987) ‘Dutch landscapes: culture as foreground’ in Sutton, P. (ed.) Masters of Seventeenth-Century Dutch Landscape Painting, Boston, Museum of Fine Arts,...

...research and it was like that. But, but you know that the Radio 4 audience are informed, they’re curious, they’re, they’re interested, and I suppose my job as the commissioning editor is to try and feed that appetite really. And one of the first things you think about when, when an idea crosses my desk is what’s in it for the audience? What’s going to draw them...

...research fellow at Deakin University in Australia and an expert on the philosophy of racism. In this video Dr Ngo discusses how different definitions of racism impact how racism is identified and addressed. Activity 7 Timing: Spend about twenty minutes on this activity Watch the following video. AZITA CHELLAPPOO: Investigating philosophy. Identifying and addressing...

...research opened up devoted to modelling mental processes in computational terms. Again, on this view it is not too difficult to see how brain tissue could support a mind; it would simply need to be organised in such a way as to implement the relevant computational processes. This approach may not be the right one (there are rivals to it) and many problems remain – in...

...research, and included a foreword by a respected anthropologist, Margaret Murray. Murray was well known for the now-discredited theory presented in The Witch-Cult in Western Europe (1921) that before the arrival of the Romans, Europe’s religion was focused on a fertility Goddess, which men and women worshipped together in magical rituals. Witchcraft Today was a success,...