Step 1: be French. Step 2: be a man. Step 3: be a post-modernist.
Good girls are throwing off the shackles of the manufactured bad girl image and reclaiming self-respect - even if their mothers don't understand.
The final Harry Potter book affirms the deathless power of goodness lurking in the most unlikely characters.
As the last of the Harry Potter series flies off the shelves a teacher of literature finds the books very good, even in the ultimate sense.
Germany's leading novelist has made a clean breast of his past as a member of the Waffen SS -- or has he?
Marie Fatayi-Williams became a symbol of grief after 52 people died in London two years ago at the hands of suicide bombers.
As the war on terror grinds on, there are ethical lessons to be learned from the fire-bombing of German and Japanese cities during World War II in which hundreds of thousands of civilians perished.
A distinguished philosopher unravels the thought of one of the 20th century's great women.
A crusading physician deplores ideological double standards about health care for students.
Was the doomed Marie Antoinette merely a frivolous aristocrat addicted to bizarre 18th century frippery? Or did she have a deeper side?
Richard Dawkin's tale, full of sound and fury, raises questions about his own grip on reality.
If a 200-page how-to book on fatherhood is not your thing, try 200 bite-sized promises - one at a time.
An Australian philosopher ruthlessly dissects the logic of Darwin and his followers.
What good is friendship? The answers of two recent writers miss the heart of the matter.
At 672 pages, the latest instalment in the Harry Potter series will be too short for diehard fans, says our high school reviewer.
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