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“... traded the human drama of poverty, one Caravaggio knew intimately, for a kind of picaresque.Elizabeth Currie’s Street Style draws our attention to fashion and dress in Caravaggio’s paintings, and in those of his followers, and connects them to the wider range of media – especially printed albums and encyclopedic texts – that depicted the ...”

“... not the first to see Frege’s suitability for this role: twenty years ago, in Three Philosophers, Elizabeth Anscombe and Peter Geach treated Frege alongside Aristotle and St Thomas, two philosophers whose usefulness has often been their magisterial quality and the ways it can be appropriated. There are good reasons for assigning this kind of role to Frege. He ...”

“... and even our ‘ethics’ thrive. So it comes as a bigger shock than the salmonella scare (Edwina Currie, 1988) or the BSE scare (John Selwyn Gummer, 1990) to hear the latest strand in the table talk: that the era of endless food is winding down.This belief is new. Until recently the discussion was largely about quality. Quantity and availability only entered ...”