The Edithorial

Hegel, not looking amused A diversion this winter has been gigs with London Uni psychoanalysts. On Saturday I had to explain Sophocle...

One reason I wrote  Aristotle’s Way  is that Aristotle’s wonderfully sensible advice on happiness has not been publicised sufficiently ...

The Homer of Montreal Three inspirational women of Canada lit up my week. A longstanding friend, Prof. Lynn Kozak, was not actually b...

In Great Company with Beard & Miller An extreme week. On the downside, I got sick courtesy of United Airlines’ so-called air fi...

Men Not Trusting Women has been the theme of my week.   I received unpleasant (male) tweets questioning my professional competence.   I h...

For A People’s History of Classics I’ve been researching the best British Greek scholar of the 18th century because he was born into ...

This very day a long-awaited London University volume I have an essay in, co-authored with Dr Rosie Wyles , is published: The Afterlife...