Still fighting for her place

Article Abstract:

There are still many examples of misogyny in the UK, even though in superficial terms progress seems to be being made towards greater equality between men and women. Sexism remains rife in many working environments, particularly sport, where women are routinely seen as different. Women cannot take it for granted that their right to be treated on equal terms with men will be upheld. They cannot even assume that everybody believes that it is desirable for them to be treated on equal terms.

Social aspects, United Kingdom, Misogyny

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How responsible is the wife?

Article Abstract:

The reasons why wives continue to support husbands who have committed serious offences are discussed. Particular attention is given to the continued support of Mary Archer for her husband Jeffrey, who has been convicted of perjury.

Psychological aspects, Column, Husband and wife, Husband-wife relations

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A visionary life under Western eyes

Article Abstract:

Edward Said believes that his writing about Palestine records events that may otherwise go unnoticed. He regards his work as a challenge and one which demands personal sacrifice.

Authors, Writers, Interview, Said, Edward W.

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