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Books & arts Why not appreciate a Bartók… and a Parry? Andrew Ford 10 August 2021 Gerald Finzi’s letters illuminate a time, a place and a composer’s mind Books & arts First, learn the language Martha Macintyre 8 August 2021 Gillian Tett, the woman who predicted the global financial crisis, uses anthropological tools to probe how business works Books & arts Have I been excommunicated? Frank Bongiorno 7 August 2021 How a distinguished educator fell victim to church politics and personal enmities Books & arts The trouble with history Peter Sutton and Keryn Walshe 6 August 2021 The authors of Farmers or Hunter-gatherers? The Dark Emu Debate respond to Bill Gammage’s “The Great Divide”

Books & arts A kind of therapy Andrew Ford 15 July 2021 For singer-songwriter Martha Marlow, “your life experiences become your palette” Books & arts Winners take all Jock Given 13 July 2021 Rules or no rules? The Tech Giants have made some of their own. Books & arts What’s not to like? Jane Goodall 9 July 2021 With just one blind spot, Annabel Crabb is at her best in the ABC’s Ms Represented Books & arts Funny things happened on the way to the Forum Brett Evans 9 July 2021 Even the Romans used jokes to drive home their point, though they tend to lose something in the translation

Books & arts Sydney’s modernist wave Meg Brayshaw 18 June 2021 Linked by its famous waterway, the city’s interwar fiction proved remarkably prescient Books & arts The teller and the tale Tim Rowse 16 June 2021 What is Indigenous knowledge and who has it? Tim Rowse reviews Peter Sutton and Keryn Walshe’s critique of Bruce Pascoe’s Dark Emu Books & arts On seduction, brainwashing and being converted Nick Haslam 15 June 2021 A characteristically elliptical new book from the famed British psychotherapist Adam Phillips Books & arts If not, try singing it Zora Simic 11 June 2021 Sinéad O’Connor eschews the notion that art can be “too personal”