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June 2018

The compassionate self
A response to our interview with Paul Gilbert, from Jasmin Kaur Gill.
Makes you think
Tom Farsides watches 'The Square', directed by Ruben Östlund.
Alexsandr Konokov and Sasha on their Goat Farm in Decyatny, Zhytomyr Oblast, following torture by separatists, 2017
Traumatic times
Leanne Haywood visits an exhibition, 'Battle Against Stigma', at QUAD, Derby.
Well-told creepy yarns
'Ghost Stories', a film directed by Andy Nyman and Jeremy Dyson; reviewed by Chris French.
Meeting the neighbours
Kate Johnstone watches 'Wild Wild Country' on Netflix.
Art and science illuminating each other
Harry Farmer visits ‘Self-Impressions with the Institute of Philosophy, University of London’ at the Tate Modern.
‘Being a sleep researcher makes you very, very boring…’
…but Vicki Culpin is far from it.
One for the reading list
The Emotional Learner: Understanding Emotions, Learning and Achievement by Marc Smith (Routledge; Pb £22.99), reviewed by Mary Prest.
A paradoxical opportunity – or just a brutal reality?
Judged: The Value of Being Misunderstood, by Ziyad Marar (Bloomsbury Academic; Hb £20.00) reviewed by Dr Chris Timms.
Clutching at straws in the wind
The Nature of Human Intelligence, by Robert J. Sternberg (Ed.) (Cambridge University Press; Pb £26.99) reviewed by Guy Claxton.

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