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Prof of Religious & Cultural Education, University of Glasgow. Chair of Philosophy of Education Soc. Religion, Myth, Arts, Humanities, Music, Education, football, birds. We’ve 3 sons—‘the crow makes wing to the rooky wood’—all posts etc personal

Yes. For a short period.

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I’m tempted to get it for the base motivation of discovering if I or any of my pals are in it. During JA’s brief stay at Glasgow, I did not meet him once.

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It is worth observing, Hetan, that some of the most strenuous critics of the Humanities over the last 30yrs have been Humanities academics themselves…

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Reminiscent of Cynthia Chase as psychopomp to Derrida in Glasgow in July 1986 …

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Just saw your email, Stephen Many thanks! Bob

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Thank you. I will track that down

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Good fortune to all of you

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I figure our big draw is our wet weather & our emptiness. Come all ye …😬

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Every cloud … ⛈️

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Bringing their fires with them, Scott? 😯⛈️

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Yes. Check out the new biography of Marat. One of my books of 2025. Vouchsafes everything you & Alex say

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We have excellent data on apprenticeship withdrawal rates at all years. It’s dismal. We also have strong research on the reasons for it.

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Not to mention the staggering non-completion rates in British apprenticeship programmes

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An interview with the veteran author here. www.nhbs.com/blog/author-...

Author interview with Flemming Ulf-Hansen: ExmoorThis lavishly illustrated and comprehensive book marks the 150th volume in the renowned New Naturalist series, and details the wildlife, landscapes and natural history of Exmoor to reveal its incredib...www.nhbs.com
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Another book to single out here. Still ‘uncellophaned’. Flemming Ulf-Hansen’s New Naturalist volume—on Exmoor. No 150. Receiving rave reviews. These print books are expensive, but they are heirlooms from the moment you open them. Absolute treasure troves of ideas & images

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Something pleasingly poetic about buying the print version of this new edition in Glastonbury itself. Some 50yrs since my very first visit, just before I went to university. When I first met Geoffrey Ashe

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