Magic, Monsters and Make-Believe Heroes: How Myth and Religion Shape Fantasy Culture, by Douglas E. Cowan
Farah Mendlesohn considers a study of fantasy that ranges across a wide spectrum of genres
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USS offers new pension options after cutting deficit estimate
Proposals reduce anticipated future contributions, but fall short of union members’ ‘no detriment’ demand
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Literature’s Children: The Critical Child and the Art of Idealization, by Louise Joy
Catherine Butler salutes a bold attempt to rethink how children might respond to literature
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Appointments – 9 May 2019
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Pearson and for-profits gain direct UK government funding
Private equity-owned BIMM to receive £2.4m in teaching grant as OfS funds new providers for first time
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Europe ‘losing ground’ to US and China on AI research
Leading professor who backs creation of ‘Cern for AI’ calls lack of decisive government action ‘disturbing’
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EU fees change could cost English universities £7 million a year
But THE analysis also suggests windfall for institutions if fall in student recruitment is modest
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Interview with Rachel Gallery
The University of Arizona ecologist on Colombia’s natural diversity, her lucky break, and the challenges facing other aspiring scientists
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Geoffrey Harrison, 1928-2019
Tributes paid to internationally renowned figure in technology education
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Research intelligence: how to create a healthy lab environment
Facilitating flexible working hours and showing gratitude towards team members are among the musts for all labs, according to Fernando Maestre
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Thinktank wants national survey of university staff well-being
Higher Education Policy Institute says it is ‘shocking’ that no such dataset exists
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The week in higher education – 9 May 2019
The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the world’s media