Do you read popular neuroscience? Do you think Oliver Sacks is spot on and use his books to engage students or do you reckon his patient reports are more like novels or science fiction? Are you taken by Antonio Damasio’s powerful arguments or do you think he did not get his philosophy exactly right? Do you enjoy the writings of William Calvin, Susan Greenfield, Vilayanur Ramachandran or do you ...

Animation has always had its champions. Animators and fans have often proved eager to sing the praises of animation and especially to laud it over and above cinema. To give examples: French animation director René Laloux (2006) famously declared animation to be the true cinema, and in a humourous yet profound essay exploring the ‘evolution’ of Mickey Mouse from adult to juvenile, renowned biolo...

In a series of lectures in 1970,' Professor Grant Gilmore pronounced the death of contract. The announcement heralded a renaissance in contract scholarship. The renaissance has reached maturity: in the past two years no less than four major books have been published on contract, and these books do not exhaust the multitudinous positions on contract that have been espoused in the law reviews, ec...