Next Big Thing in English: Knowing They Know That You Know (Published 2010)
Jonathan Gottschall, who explores literature's links with science.Credit...Ross Mantle for The New York Times To illustrate what a growing number of literary scholars consider the most exciting area of new research, Lisa Zunshine, a professor of English at the University of Kentucky, refers to an episode from the TV series “Friends.” (Follow closely now; this is about the science of English.) Phoe
Next Big Thing in English: Knowing They Know That You Know (Published 2010)
Jonathan Gottschall, who explores literature's links with science.Credit...Ross Mantle for The New York Times To illustrate what a growing number of literary scholars consider the most exciting area of new research, Lisa Zunshine, a professor of English at the University of Kentucky, refers to an episode from the TV series “Friends.” (Follow closely now; this is about the science of English.) Phoe
Google Links Web Attacks to Vietnam Mine Dispute (Published 2010)
HONG KONG — Google, fresh off a dispute with China over censorship and intrusion from hackers, says it has identified cyber-attacks aimed at silencing critics of a controversial, Chinese-backed bauxite mining project in Vietnam. In attacks it described as similar to but less sophisticated than those at the core of its spat with China, Google said malicious software was used to infect “potentially
China supports Barack Obama's call for new Iran sanctions
Last night, Hillary Clinton, the US secretary of state, said the five permanent security council members plus Germany "continues to be unified" in talks on sanctions. "There will be a great deal of further consultation not only among the [six], but other members of the security council and other [UN] member nations during the next weeks," she said. According to officials with knowledge of the talk
Radical Dagestan is legacy of Kremlin's siege of Chechnya
The Russian republic of Dagestan in the north Caucasus, where 12 people were killed in suicide attacks this morning, has suffered the fallout from the brutal conflict in neighbouring Chechnya. As Russia launched a ferocious crackdown on Chechen separatists in the 1990s, instability spilled over into neighbouring republics, particularly Ingushetia and Dagestan, where violence has risen in recent ye
US pushes Israel to freeze settlement construction
The US administration is pressing Israel for a four-month freeze on settlement construction in East Jerusalem and in return will encourage Palestinians to enter direct peace talks, the Ha'aretz newspaper reported today. The report, which cited an unnamed Israeli official in Jerusalem, said Washington believed this would be enough to restart peace talks for the first time since Israel's war in Gaza
Chechen Rebel Says He Planned Attacks (Published 2010)
Investigators at the site of a deadly explosion that occurred Wednesday in Kizlyar, in the Russian region of Dagestan.Credit...Associated Press MOSCOW — A former Chechen separatist who reinvented himself as a proponent of global jihad stepped out of the shadows on Wednesday to take responsibility for two suicide bombings on Moscow’s subway, and to offer himself as the face of an increasingly letha
Chechen rebel chief claims responsibility for Moscow underground bombings
The most prominent Chechen rebel leader last night claimed responsibility for Monday's deadly attacks on the Moscow subway, just hours after two more suicide bombers carried out another deadly attack in the southern republic of Dagestan. Doku Umarov, who leads Islamic militants in Chechnya and other regions in Russia's north Caucasus, said in a video on a pro-rebel website that the Metro suicide a
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Opinion | When Israel and France Broke Up (Published 2010)
Who's Afraid of a One-State Solution?
Lady Gaga vs. the Occupation
U.S. forces set sights on Taliban bastion of Kandahar
Court Authorizes Inquiry of Kenyans (Published 2010)
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A plea for liberalism