Stories
- Photo story
Wool, fleas, plague
During the bubonic plague epidemic of 1665-6, the residents of Eyam in Derbyshire quarantined themselves to help prevent the disease spreading. Simon Norfolk tells the story of this small community’s sacrifice.
- Book extract
The give and take of caring
Kate Mosse argues that how we define ‘care’ matters, and explores the reciprocity of caring and being cared for.
- Article
Why all of us are evil
Science proves that we’re all capable of evil: your secret fantasy about killing someone you hate is surprisingly normal. But the way to better moral choices is to fight emotional instinct.
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How architecture builds a profession of stress
Architects might produce buildings that enhance our health, but at what cost? Kristin Hohenadel explores architecture’s pressurised and stressful culture.
Catalogue
- Books
Sacrifice to Attis : a study of sex and civilisation / by William A. Brend.
Brend, William A. (William Alfred), 1873-Date: [1936]- Archives and manuscripts
The Meaning of Sacrifice: notes and references
Date: c. 1930Reference: PP/RMK/B.6/3Part of: Roger Ernle Money-Kyrle (1898-1980), psychoanalyst- Archives and manuscripts
The Meaning of Sacrifice: drafts, notes, etc
Date: c. 1928-1929Reference: PP/RMK/B.6/1Part of: Roger Ernle Money-Kyrle (1898-1980), psychoanalyst- E-books
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Sacrifice the divine service, from the covenant of grace, to the consumation of the mystery of man's redemption. By J. Scandret, Priest of the Church of England: To which is prefix'd a letter to the author, from the Reverend Mr. Charles Leslie; Chancellor
Scandret, J- Archives and manuscripts
The Meaning of Sacrifice: incomplete sets of proofs
Date: 1929-1930Reference: PP/RMK/B.6/4Part of: Roger Ernle Money-Kyrle (1898-1980), psychoanalyst