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|  | Why pedagogy is in peril Frank Furedi explains that the real problem in education isn’t intefering politicians or pushy parents, but a profound crisis of adult authority. |
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| Thursday 5 November 2009 |
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Dr Michael Fitzpatrick
Autism: moving beyond the quest for a cure The author of Defeating Autism: A Damaging Delusion challenges both those who want to cure and those who want to celebrate autism.
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Barry Curtis
Fireworks: the killjoys’ pet hateMiserabilists want to make Bonfire Night a less explosive, less colourful affair in the name of protecting pets. No way. |
Jason Walsh
No, I’m the real Irish republican Jason Walsh spoke to some of those who claim to be the legitimate heirs of 1916 and found their legitimism geeky and unconvincing.
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| Wednesday 4 November 2009 |
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Mick Hume
Who elected these knights to rule parliament? Grubby elected – and kick-outable – MPs are still more of a democratic choice than squeaky-clean appointed and unaccountable civil servant Sirs.
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| Tuesday 3 November 2009 |
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Brandon O’Neal
Why we must wipe out climate denialism With a survey showing that only 15 per cent of Brits are worried about global warming, it’s time to extinguish the ideas warping the public’s mind.
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| Monday 2 November 2009 |
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Brendan O’Neill
This ‘revolt of the experts’ is revolting It was wrong of the government to sack David Nutt. But it’s also wrong for experts to pose as paragons of wisdom who are above democracy.
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| Friday 30 October 2009 |
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Issue No.28 October 2009
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Pedagogy in peril
A crisis of adult authority is killing education.
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Jennie Bristow
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| Thursday 29 October 2009 |
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Rob Lyons
Go veggie to ‘save the planet’? Burger off! The Stern-endorsed campaign to stop people eating meat shows that greens have no solutions for society beyond launching wars on enjoyment.
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Duleep Allirajah
In defence of terrace abuseThe arguments that football fans have become too abusive and more inclined to violence don’t stack up. |
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