Environmental scientists must learn the language of literature Seekers of dispassionate truth may be irritated by the moral passion of the likes of Dostoevsky, Zola and Chekhov, but it is a much stronger influence on public opinion, says David Aberbach By David Aberbach 26 July
Teaching with literature makes social sciences come alive Students get deeper insights when writers and poets such as Dickens and Neruda are on the syllabus, David Aberbach argues By David Aberbach 22 August
