A.D. Nuttall

A.D. Nuttall’s many books include Dead From the Waist Down, a study of the idea of the scholar in relation to sexuality. He is a fellow of New College, Oxford.

In the LRB Archive:

• Biting into a Pin-cushion: Descartes’s botch · 24 June 2004

  • Flesh in the Age of Reason by Roy Porter

• Everything is over before it begins on Milton criticism · 21 June 2001

  • How Milton Works by Stanley Fish

• In the Teeth of the Gale · 16 November 1995

  • The Oxford Book of Classical Verse in Translation edited by Adrian Poole and Jeremy Maule

• Art of Embarrassment · 18 August 1994

  • Essays, Mainly Shakespearean by Anne Barton
  • English Comedy edited by Michael Cordner, Peter Holland and John Kerrigan

• A Kind of Scandal · 19 August 1993

  • Shakespeare and Ovid by Jonathan Bate

• The Game of Death · 11 June 1992

• Return of the real · 23 April 1992

  • Uncritical Theory: Post-Modernism, Intellectuals and the Gulf War by Christopher Norris

• Point of Wonder · 5 December 1991

  • Marvellous Possessions: The Wonder of the New World by Stephen Greenblatt

• True Words · 25 April 1991

  • The Names of Comedy by Anne Barton

• Joke Book? · 23 November 1989

  • The Anatomy of Melancholy: Vol. I by Robert Burton, edited by Thomas Faulkner, Nicholas Kiessling and Rhonda Blair

• Cave’s Plato · 7 July 1988

  • In Defence of Rhetoric by Brian Vickers
  • Recognitions: A Study in Poetics by Terence Cave

• Really fantastic · 18 November 1982

  • A Rhetoric of the Unreal: Studies in Narrative and Structure, especially of the Fantastic by Christine Brooke-Rose

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