In an article in the Irish Times last week, Christopher Burke describes a journey from Galway, where he grew up and where he had just buried his brother, to Bogotá, Colombia, where he had made his home in 2010:I recently
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In an article in the Irish Times last week, Christopher Burke describes a journey from Galway, where he grew up and where he had just buried his brother, to Bogotá, Colombia, where he had made his home in 2010:I recently…
We interrupt our scheduled programming to bring you some more breaking news.In a similar post a little while ago, I mentioned that I have been co-Principal Investigator in a research group that had prsented a draft Research Outputs and Open…
While I was procrastinating over coffee this morning, a post by Hilary Young on LinkedIn drew my attention to an article by her colleague Paul Warchuk on the “trend of systemic prolixity” in the judgments of the Supreme Court of…
The Censorship of Publications Acts, 1929, 1946, and 1967, are still on the statute book. They establish the Censorship of Publications Board and an Appeal Board. One Minister recently said that “the Censorship Boards are of limited…
Indecency, obscenity immorality, vice, depravity, corruption – it almost seems like a formula for a good party, or a line from Tom Lehrer‘s march for Smut. But, in fact, these six words are the foundations of the Censorship…