Here and There: Paul, Williams, Beard, Wright, Fish and other luminaries

A new collection of essays on Paul, Philosophy and the Theopolitical Vision

Rowan Williams reviews Phillip Pullman's, The Good Man Jesus and the Scoundrel Christ

Mary Beard on why government view of academic 'good practice' in relation to research supervision often gets in the way of good practice.

Michael Gorman asks (and answers) the question: why are 1100 people going to a conference about N. T. Wright who, for the record, I am proud to have as my doktorvater?

Stanley Fish on Jürgen Habermas' (far from adequate) turn to religion.

Comments

[andy goodliff]

Sean of course I trust you ... you had a hard task this time round with such a big book to review ... which I've got with the Thiselton one too, watch my blog for when it's published.

[Sean]

Hi Andy
You sure you trust me? If you havent checked already, you have mail with 2 reviews. If Wipf and Stock are being co-operative then yes, Id love to see it.

Sean

[andy goodliff]

Sean do you want to see if i can review copy of the Paul book for you?