Beards Need Not Apply
The overlooked female contemporaries of Aristotle and Cicero
Politics, Ideas and the Arts
Funding Extremism
The government is directing millions of taxpayers money to rogue NGOs dedicated to damaging Israel Addressing Israel’s parliament in March, David Cameron assured his audience that he would be working with the
Treating Composers as Researchers is Bonkers
Music's artistic merit does not depend on academic criteria-as I know from experience
How to Save London’s Skyline
London needs protecting against the current invasion of skyscrapers
The Civilised Connoisseur
With his inherited wealth Kenneth Clark amassed an art collection that reads like a museum catalogue
Holocaust Lessons
An exhibition on Anne Frank details the lessons we should learn from her story, but making the past relevant today is not that simple
Georgians Really Revealed?
An exhibition rightly highlights a much overlooked anniversary but misses some key points about its subject
Henry Tonks: A Strange New Art
The painter refused to call his drawings of disfigured soldiers art. Now they hang in the National Portrait Gallery
Write On
In today's publishing world, independent authors are at a huge advantage
To Be a Pilgrim
As a Christian, I was deeply moved by a visit to the Holy Land
In Search of the Incomparable Max
I discovered Max Beerbohm as an undergraduate. Rereading his work today has been just as enjoyable
War, Poets, and the Poetry of War
Wilfred Owen and Siegfried Sassoon should be remembered as soldiers who were brave enough to show us what war was really like