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The Bareback Porn Renegades
26 July 2010 6:27 PM | 3 Comments -
FIPA ARTS: Morris and the Other
10 July 2010 2:29 PM | No Comments -
Should Universities Employ Bigots?
10 July 2010 1:44 PM | No Comments -
FIPA ARTS: Michael Mc Carthy, ‘English Exam’
10 July 2010 12:32 PM | No Comments -
An Abhorrent Assault on Sexual Freedom
06 July 2010 6:52 PM | 1 Comment -
FIPA ARTS: Nicola Jayne Maskrey, ‘Chasing Shadows’
01 July 2010 11:31 PM | 1 Comment -
Why the Age of Consent Should be Lowered to 14
15 June 2010 8:29 PM | 1 Comment -
Habits Are Not Illnesses
14 June 2010 1:28 PM | 1 Comment
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Featured Stories
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FIPA ARTS: Michael Mc Carthy, ‘English Exam’
FIPA ARTS: ‘English Exam’ is a poem taken from Michael Mc Carthy’s prize-winning Smith/Doorstop collection, At the Races. -
An Abhorrent Assault on Sexual Freedom
Jane Fae argues that the conclusions of the New Labour Sexual Offences Review are incoherent, puritanical and oppressive. -
FIPA ARTS: Nicola Jayne Maskrey, ‘Chasing Shadows’
The first FIPA Arts feature: a selection of photographs from Nicola Jayne Maskrey’s series, Chasing Shadows. -
Why the Age of Consent Should be Lowered to 14
Peter Tatchell argues that, in the interests of children’s sexual rights and welfare, the age of consent should be 14. -
Habits Are Not Illnesses
Joe Peacott argues that the concept of ‘addiction’ is merely part of a long tradition of medicalising socially unacceptable behaviour. -
A Gag Order on Parents?
A law professor considers USA court rulings that restrict parents’ speech, asking whether they can be reconciled with the Constitution. -
Einstein, Bohr and the Great Debate about the Nature of Reality (July, Leeds Salon)
Manjit Kumar discussing ‘QUANTUM: Einstein, Bohr and the Great Debate about the Nature of Reality’. -
Fettering Freedom of Expression
Following the Leeds Salon debate on ‘Freedom of Expression’, Paul Thomas examines Leeds University’s ‘Protocol on Freedom of Expression’. -
The Pull of Reality
Michele Ledda praises Wasted’s demolition of educational myths but argues for a more incisive critique of the politics of change. -
Freedom of Expression and the University (May, Leeds Salon)
On Thursday 20th of May, Leeds Salon will host a debate on ‘Freedom of Expression and the University’. -
Norman Bates and the End of Time
Charles Brickdale suggests that Don Delillo’s ‘Point Omega’ joins a major cultural trend in portraying contemporary civilisation as terminally exhausted. -
Are YOU Aware?
Paul Thomas questions the current fashion for awareness-raising, and argues that its aims and effects are pernicious.
