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11 Sep 2014: In few other places is the gulf so wide between what is said and what is done, writes James Buchan -
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5 Sep 2014:
The novelist talks to Jonathan Freedland and a Guardian audience about the moral dilemmas at the heart of his latest novel, The Children Act
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5 Sep 2014:
Does modern life make us happy? We have gained much but we have lost a great deal too, argues Yuval Noah Harari. Are humans better suited to a hunter-gatherer lifestyle?
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28 Aug 2014:
Is marriage really the summit of aspiration for the 'gay nation'? Angry radicalism should not have turned into a whisper of gratitude, argues this call to arms from Suzanna Danuta Walters. By Julie Bindel
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25 Aug 2014: Euny Hong's account of how South Korea went from backwater to cultural trendsetter is a myth-busting treat, writes Isabel Hilton
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24 Aug 2014:
Simon Garfield makes a convincing case for why letter-writing still matters in the digital age, writes Anita Sethi
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20 Aug 2014: Richard Davenport-Hines explores the forgotten history of Britain's peacetime conscription
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11 Aug 2014:
Jim Davies's exploration of the psychology behind our passions and interests is full of attractive ideas, writes Nicola Davis
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7 Aug 2014:
Forget your tired notions of cold war eastern Europe: Sukhdev Sandhu hails a new cultural exploration by a 'middle-class, over-educated Polish girl'
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3 Aug 2014:
Lucy Lethbridge enjoys a revealing, if uneven, history of how retail transformed women's working lives
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3 Aug 2014:
Boris Johnson's economics adviser has a good track record; here, he sets out a clear case for a more equal future, says Iain Morris
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31 Jul 2014:
How do you write about China? Evan Osnos shows us the lives of its citizens – including dissidents Ai Weiwei and Liu Xiaobo, writes Tash Aw
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27 Jul 2014: Richard Layard and David M Clark's polemic about mental illness is a revelation – but they're a little too sure they have all the answers, writes Ian Birrell
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23 Jul 2014: Innes Bowen's study reveals how the government's attitude towards British Muslims has been defined in part by ignorance, writes Christopher de Bellaigue
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20 Jul 2014:
Justin McGuirk's fascinating study shows that Latin American cities have much to teach the world's architects, writes Rowan Moore
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