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Revolution in a Chinese Village: Ten Mile Inn

International Affairs (Royal Institute of International Affairs 1944-), 1961, Vol.37 (1), p.124-125

Gray, John

1961

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Sedam tipova ateizma

Anali Hrvatskog Politološkog Društva = Annals of the Croatian Political Science Association, 2020, Vol.17 (1), p.193

Gray, John

2020

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Politik der Apokalypse - Wie Religion die Welt in die Krise stürzt

Internationale Politik und Gesellschaft, 2010, Vol.3, p.171-173

2010

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Before the Gold Rush: Flashbacks to the Dawn of the Canadian Sound

Maclean's, 1997, Vol.110 (42), p.95

Gray, John MacLachlan

1997

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Heirs of the magi

New Statesman, 2024, Vol.153 (5747), p.36-38

Gray, John

2024

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The visions of Werner Herzog: In creating wild and strange new worlds, the German film-maker reveals the truth of our own

New Statesman, 2023, Vol.152 (5746), p.74-76

Gray, John

2023

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The end of mankind: Artificial intelligence, a creation of human reason, is beyond our understanding--and it already has a momentum of its own

New Statesman, 2023, Vol.152 (5730), p.34

Gray, John

2023

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The invention of God: David Baddiel's new book argues that a deity which saves us from death is confected from human desire

New Statesman, 2023, Vol.152 (5715), p.38

Gray, John

2023

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Milan Kundera's identity crisis: In renouncing his homeland and despairing of European culture, the Czech novelist walks in the footsteps of Kafka

New Statesman, 2023, Vol.152 (5712), p.56

Gray, John

2023

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Robert Kaplan's tragic realism: Haunted by his rash support for the Iraq War, the American writer turned to tragedy to understand the delusions of the West

New Statesman, 2023, Vol.152 (5702), p.38

Gray, John

2023

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The burden of consciousness

New Statesman, 2023, Vol.152 (5698), p.34-36

Gray, John

2023

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The phantoms of Cormac McCarthy: In his first novel for 16 years, the great American writer offers a study of living without answers

New Statesman, 2022, Vol.151 (5690), p.66

Gray, John

2022

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What the Huxleys got wrong: Aldous, Julian and Thomas saw themselves as arbiters of the good life--but they fell prey to prejudice and pseudo-science

New Statesman, 2022, Vol.151 (5686), p.46

Gray, John

2022

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Nietzsche the messiah: In his final years, the ailing philosopher prophesied the Wests violent decline but not even he could prevent it

New Statesman, 2022, Vol.151 (5678), p.68

Gray, John

2022

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Prisoners of lost futures: A new book by an award-winning BBC producer argues that British politics is haunted by its recurring nightmares

New Statesman, 2022, Vol.151 (5673), p.38

Gray, John

2022

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The secret world of Mick Herron: Britain's foremost spy novelist combines a rich and outlandish fictional universe with ordinary human weakness

New Statesman, 2022, Vol.151 (5671), p.38

Gray, John

2022

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Stalin between the lines: The dictator was a rational, bookish intellectual but his reading was not enough to temper his despotism

New Statesman, 2022, Vol.151 (5661), p.40

Gray, John

2022

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A better kind of being?

New Statesman, 2022, Vol.151 (5654), p.36

Gray, John

2022

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HG Wells and the human animal: The visionary novelist sought to transform the world, but he could not escape its, or his own, dark irrationality

New Statesman, 2021, Vol.150 (5648), p.36

Gray, John

2021

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The Mind's Body Problem

The New York Review of Books, 2021, Vol.68 (19), p.18

Gray, John

2021

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Everywhere in chains

New Statesman, 2021, Vol.150 (5644), p.38-40

Gray, John

2021

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Living in Pessoa's world: How the Portuguese writer's multiple identities pre-empted the modern condition

New Statesman, 2021, Vol.150 (5633), p.40

Gray, John

2021

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The return of the lost leader: Ed Miliband's new book and the sad comedy of his career explain the rout of centre-left progressivism

New Statesman, 2021, Vol.150 (5622), p.36

Gray, John

2021

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Is Philosophy an Art?

The New York Review of Books, 2021, Vol.68 (5), p.35

Gray, John

2021

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Deconstructing Jackie: How the French-Algerian philosopher Jacques Derrida became one of the most influential thinkers in the world

New Statesman, 2021, Vol.150 (5611), p.46

Gray, John

2021

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Heirs of the magi

The visions of Werner Herzog: In creating wild and strange new worlds, the German film-maker reveals the truth of our own

The end of mankind: Artificial intelligence, a creation of human reason, is beyond our understanding--and it already has a momentum of its own

The invention of God: David Baddiel's new book argues that a deity which saves us from death is confected from human desire

Milan Kundera's identity crisis: In renouncing his homeland and despairing of European culture, the Czech novelist walks in the footsteps of Kafka

Robert Kaplan's tragic realism: Haunted by his rash support for the Iraq War, the American writer turned to tragedy to understand the delusions of the West

The burden of consciousness

The phantoms of Cormac McCarthy: In his first novel for 16 years, the great American writer offers a study of living without answers

What the Huxleys got wrong: Aldous, Julian and Thomas saw themselves as arbiters of the good life--but they fell prey to prejudice and pseudo-science

Nietzsche the messiah: In his final years, the ailing philosopher prophesied the Wests violent decline but not even he could prevent it

Prisoners of lost futures: A new book by an award-winning BBC producer argues that British politics is haunted by its recurring nightmares

The secret world of Mick Herron: Britain's foremost spy novelist combines a rich and outlandish fictional universe with ordinary human weakness

Stalin between the lines: The dictator was a rational, bookish intellectual but his reading was not enough to temper his despotism

A better kind of being?

HG Wells and the human animal: The visionary novelist sought to transform the world, but he could not escape its, or his own, dark irrationality

The Mind's Body Problem

Everywhere in chains

Living in Pessoa's world: How the Portuguese writer's multiple identities pre-empted the modern condition

The return of the lost leader: Ed Miliband's new book and the sad comedy of his career explain the rout of centre-left progressivism

Is Philosophy an Art?

Deconstructing Jackie: How the French-Algerian philosopher Jacques Derrida became one of the most influential thinkers in the world

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