On Disagreement and Different Perspectives
This week’s editorial I devote to the topic of disagreement and different perspectives in light of recent controversies and this week's Editor's Picks.
Durham University's Online Student Magazine
This week’s editorial I devote to the topic of disagreement and different perspectives in light of recent controversies and this week's Editor's Picks.
Elizabeth Mohr explains the german election saga and the prospects for a Grand Coalition.
Julia Atherley's 'A Murder is Announced' is tradition yet contemporary in her rendition of the classic Agatha Christie tale.
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In the second part of a Six Nations preview, Mark Parry takes an in-depth look at the Italy, Scotland and Wales squads.
A poem by Natalie Wall responding to the theme 'Ekphrasis' and inspired by J. M. W. Turner's stormy seascape paintings.
Hannah Anson enjoys Wrong Tree Theatre's 'Inferno'.
Carrie Gaunt's 'Eve' brings an inherently feminist take on Genesis to DDF.
Angelos Sofocleous explains deductive and inductive logic, and presents some of the most common logical fallacies and ways to avoid them.