Well-publicised protests against forced prostitution around World Cup venues avoid the real problem.
A new children's novel about Shakespeare's daughter gives fascinating insights into Elizabethan England.
A new book gives a voice to mothers who have defied medical advice to give birth to babies suspected of being disabled.
Family-unfriendly ideas are being imported from the West, but traditional African values are robust and resilient.
In the first of an exclusive series of essays on soon-to-be-extinct ideas, an economist contends that small families are on the way out.
The world's biggest sporting event is a reminder for the US of the potential benefits of soccer diplomacy.
The real victims of PoMo are students who have never been introduced to the classics of English literature.
It's easy to laugh off the fashion for PoMo, but harder to find a constructive solution.
A Sydney seminar on the impact of postmodernism upon education provides some thought-provoking reflections on a philosophy which pervades the teaching of liberal arts.
Before all the hooha about postmodernism, there was something called modernism. What was all that about?
Getting to the top isn't everything in mountaineering — not if you have to walk past a dying man to reach your goal.
A war is being waged in Asia against unborn girls. Why aren't more people enlisting to fight for them?
With X-Men 3: The Last Stand, the mutant superhero franchise seems to have run out of puff.
The president of Iran recently challenged his American counterpart to mend his erring ways. Here's a draft response.
Somalia's warring factions are destroying their country. Who or what can bring them to the negotiating table?
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