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Shakespeare and Economic Theory reviewed in The Times Literary Supplement. Read the full review here. (Archived here.) . Shakespeare and Economic Theory featured in aldaily.com (Chronicle Of Higher Education). (Archived here.) New books on Shakespeare illustrate how his work continues to affect our understanding of economics, psychology and language four centuries after his death, says Gordon […]
Francis Levy writes: It’s always refreshing to read a jeremiad against the notion of progress… In his review of John Gray’s The Silence of Animals: On progress and Other Modern Myths (“Backwards to the Future,” TLS 8/30/13) David Hawkes quotes an earlier line from the English philosopher’s Heresies: Against Progress and Other Illusions to the effect […]
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David Hawkes, ‘How Noam Chomsky’s World Works,’ The Times Literary Supplement, August 29, 2012 .
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David Hawkes, ‘The Evolution of Darwinism,’ The Nation (6/10/2002) pp.29-34 .
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