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Contents 1 2010-2009 2 2009-2008 3 2008-2007 4 2007-2006 5 2006-2005 6 2005-2004 7 2004-2003 8 2003-2002 9 2002 10 ??? 11 Contributors

[edit] 2010-2009

Broadcast date and BBC link	Title	Contributors
October 15, 2009	The Death of Elizabeth I - plots, plague and politics	John Guy[1] Clare Jackson[2] Helen Hackett[3]
October 8, 2009	The Dreyfus Affair - the scandal that tore France apart	Robert Gildea[4] Robert Tombs[5] Ruth Harris[6]
October 1, 2009	Akhenaten - history's first individual	Richard Parkinson[7] Elizabeth Frood[8] Kate Spence[9]
September 24, 2009	Leibniz vs. Newton - who first calculated the calculus?	Simon Schaffer[10] Patricia Fara[11] Jackie Stedall[12]
September 17, 2009	St Thomas Aquinas - his profound influence on Western faith and philosophy	Martin Palmer[13] John Haldane[14] Annabel Brett[15]

[edit] 2009-2008

Broadcast date and BBC link	Title	Contributors
July 9, 2009	The Ediacara Biota - the first animals?	Richard Corfield[16] Martin Brasier[17] Rachel Wood[18]
July 2, 2009	Logical Positivism - or is it?	Barry Smith[19] Nancy Cartwright[20] Thomas Uebel[21]
June 25, 2009	The Sunni-Shia Split - after Muhammad	Amira Bennison[22] Robert Gleave[23] Hugh Kennedy[24]
June 18, 2009	Elizabethan and Jacobean Revenge Tragedy - theatre of blood	Jonathan Bate[25] Julie Sanders[26] Janet Clare[27]
June 11, 2009	The Augustan Age - art and propaganda at the birth of the Roman Empire	Mary Beard[28] Catharine Edwards[29] Duncan Kennedy[30]
June 4, 2009	The Trial of Charles I - the original courtroom drama	Justin Champion[31] Diane Purkiss[32] David Wootton[33]
May 28, 2009	St Paul - the first Christian	John Haldane[34] John Barclay[35] Helen Bond[36]
May 21, 2009	The Whale - A History	Steve Jones[37] Eleanor Weston[38] Bill Amos[39]
May 14, 2009	The Siege of Vienna - a clash of civilisations?	Jeremy Black[40] Andrew Wheatcroft[41] Claire Norton[42]
May 7, 2009	Magna Carta - foundation of law or rich man's charter?	Nicholas Vincent[43] David Carpenter[44] Michael Clanchy[45]
April 30, 2009	The Vacuum of Space - a programme about nothing?	Frank Close[46] Jocelyn Bell Burnell[47] Ruth Gregory[48]
April 23, 2009	The Building of St Petersburg - "a window through which Russia looks on Europe"	Simon Dixon[49] Janet Hartley[50] Anthony Cross[51]
April 16, 2009	Suffragism - the long march towards votes for women	Krista Cowman[52] June Purvis[53] Julia Bush[54]
April 9, 2009	Brave New World - would Soma, free love and the feelies be so bad?	David Bradshaw[55] Daniel Pick[56] Michèle Barrett[57]
April 2, 2009	Baconian Science - Francis Bacon and the birth of modern science	Stephen Pumfrey[58] Patricia Fara[59] Rhodri Lewis[60]
March 26, 2009	The School of Athens - picturing Greece in Renaissance minds	Angie Hobbs[61] Valery Rees[62] Jill Kraye[63]
March 19, 2009	The Boxer Rebellion - "Kill all Foreigners!"	Frances Wood[64] Rana Mitter[65] Gary Tiedemann[66]
March 12, 2009	The Library of Alexandria - of all the books in all the world...	Simon Goldhill[67] Matthew Nicholls[68] Serafina Cuomo[69]
March 5, 2009	The Measurement Problem in Physics - Man is not the measure of all things	Basil Hiley[70] Simon Saunders[71] Roger Penrose[72]
February 26, 2009	The Waste Land and Modernity - "I will show you fear in a handful of dust"	Steve Connor[73] Fran Brearton[74] Lawrence Rainey[75]
February 19, 2009	The Observatory at Jaipur - Indian astronomy on the cusp of colonialism	Chandrika Kaul[76] David Arnold[77] Chris Minkowski[78]
February 12, 2009	The Destruction of Carthage - "Delenda Carthago!"	Mary Beard[79] Jo Quinn[80] Ellen O’Gorman[81]
February 5, 2009	The Brothers Grimm - fairy tales, Grimm - but not as we know them	Juliette Wood[82] Marina Warner[83] Tony Phelan[84]
January 29, 2009	A Modest Proposal by Jonathan Swift - 18th century satire gets close to the bone	John Mullan[85] Judith Hawley[86] Ian McBride[87]
January 5-8, 2009	Darwin - his life and achievements	no panel this series
January 22, 2009	A History of History - how the writing of history has evolved	Paul Cartledge[88] John Burrow[89] Miri Rubin[90]
January 15, 2009	Thoreau and the American Idyll - America in the Wilderness	Kathleen Burk[91] Tim Morris[92] Stephen Fender[93]
January 1, 2009	The Consolation of Philosophy - a new year's message from Boethius	Anthony Grayling[94] Melissa Lane[95] Roger Scruton[96]
December 18, 2008	The Physics of Time - does time even exist?	Jim Al-Khalili[97] Monica Grady[98] Ian Stewart[99]
December 11, 2008	The Great Fire of London - London's burning, fetch the engines..	Lisa Jardine[100] Vanessa Harding[101] Jonathan Sawday[102]
December 4, 2008	Heat: A History - from fire to thermodynamics	Simon Schaffer[103] Hasok Chang[104] Joanna Haigh[105]
November 27, 2008	The Great Reform Act - reform - but was it great?	Dinah Birch[106] Michael Bentley[107] Catherine Hall[108]
November 20, 2008	The Baroque - the misshapen pearl of Europe	Tim Blanning[109] Nigel Aston[110] Helen Hills[111]
November 13, 2008	Neuroscience - does the brain rule the mind?	Martin Conway[112] Gemma Calvert[113] David Papineau[114]
November 6, 2008	Aristotle's Politics - a perfect society?	Angie Hobbs[115] Paul Cartledge[116] Annabel Brett[117]
October 30, 2008	Simón Bolívar - the liberator of Spanish America	Anthony McFarlane[118] John Fisher[119] Catherine Davies[120]
October 23, 2008	Dante's Inferno - to Hell and back	Margaret Kean[121] John Took[122] Claire Honess[123]
October 16, 2008	Vitalism - the spark of life	Patricia Fara[124] Andrew Mendelsohn[125] Pietro Corsi[126]
October 9, 2008	Gödel’s Incompleteness Theorems - the dirty secrets of maths	Marcus du Sautoy[127] John Barrow[128] Philip Welch[129]
October 2, 2008	The Translation Movement - Aristotle in Arabic	Peter Adamson[130] Amira Bennison[131] Peter Pormann[132]
September 25, 2008	Miracles - will they never cease?	Martin Palmer[133] Janet Soskice[134] Justin Champion[135]

[edit] 2008-2007

Broadcast date and BBC link	Title	Contributors
July 10, 2008	Tacitus - The Decadence of Rome	Catharine Edwards[136] Ellen O’Gorman[137] Maria Wyke[138]
July 19, 2008	The Metaphysical Poets - sex and death in the 17th century	Tom Healy[139] Julie Sanders[140] Tom Cain[141]
June 26, 2008	The Arab Conquests - the 7th century new world order	Hugh Kennedy[142] Amira Bennison[143] Robert Hoyland[144]
June 19, 2008	Music of the spheres - stars and planets make beautiful music	Peter Forshaw[145] Jim Bennett[146] Angela Voss[147]
June 12, 2008	The Riddle of the Sands - how Britain learned to fear the Germans	Richard Evans[148] Rosemary Ashton[149] Tim Blanning[150]
June 5, 2008	Trofim Lysenko - Joseph Stalin's chief geneticist	Robert Service[151] Steve Jones[152] Catherine Merridale[153]
May 29, 2008	Probability - heads or tails?	Marcus du Sautoy[154] Colva Roney-Dougal[155] Ian Stewart[156]
May 22, 2008	The Black Death - a plague on all our houses	Miri Rubin[157] Samuel Cohn[158] Paul Binski[159]
May 15, 2008	The Library at Nineveh - treasure trove of Assyrian ideas	Eleanor Robson[160] Karen Radner[161] Andrew George[162]
May 8, 2008	The Brain: A History - food for thought	Vivian Nutton[163] Jonathan Sawday[164] Marina Wallace[165]
May 1, 2008	The Enclosures - dividing the country	Rosemary Sweet[166] Murray Pittock[167] Mark Overton[168]
April 24, 2008	Materialism - are we living in a material world?	Anthony Grayling[169] Caroline Warman[170] Anthony O’Hear[171]
April 17, 2008	Yeats and Irish Politics - "a terrible beauty is born"	Roy Foster[172] Fran Brearton[173] Warwick Gould[174]
April 10, 2008	The Norman Yoke - 1067 and all that	Sarah Foot[175] Richard Gameson[176] Matthew Strickland[177]
April 3, 2008	Newton's Laws of Motion - it is rocket science	Simon Schaffer[178] Raymond Flood[179] Rob Iliffe[180]
March 27, 2008	Dissolution of the Monasteries - religion in ruins	Diarmaid MacCulloch[181] Diane Purkiss[182] George Bernard[183]
March 20, 2008	Søren Kierkegaard - fear and trembling in Copenhagen	Jonathan Rée[184] Clare Carlisle[185] John Lippitt[186]
March 13, 2008	The Greek myths - soap opera of the gods	Nick Lowe[187] Richard Buxton[188] Mary Beard[189]
March 6, 2008	Ada Lovelace - prophet of the computer age	Patricia Fara[190] Doron Swade[191] John Fuegi[192]
February 28, 2008	King Lear - Shakespeare's finest fairy tale	Jonathan Bate[193] Katherine Duncan-Jones[194] Catherine Belsey[195]
February 21, 2008	The Multiverse - the universe is not enough	Martin Rees[196] Fay Dowker[197] Bernard Carr[198]
February 14, 2008	Statue of Liberty - From France with love...	Robert Gildea[199] Kathleen Burk[200] John Keane[201]
February 7, 2008	The Social Contract - Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau and the Origins of Society	Melissa Lane[202] Susan James[203] Karen O’Brien[204]
January 31, 2008	The Court of Rudolf II - the lost powerhouse of Renaissance ideas	Peter Forshaw[205] Howard Hotson[206] Adam Mosley[207]
January 24, 2008	Plate tectonics - the day the Earth moved	Richard Corfield[208] Joe Cann[209] Lynne Frostick[210]
January 17, 2008	The Fisher King - the wound that does not heal	Carolyne Larrington[211] Stephen Knight[212] Juliette Wood[213]
January 10, 2008	Charge of the Light Brigade - "All in the valley of Death rode the six hundred"	Mike Broers[214] Trudi Tate[215] Saul David[216]
January 3, 2008	Albert Camus - Rebel with a Cause	Peter Dunwoodie[217] David Walker[218] Christina Howells[219]
December 27, 2007	The Nicene Creed - when Christ was recognized as God	Martin Palmer[220] Caroline Humfress[221] Andrew Louth[222]
December 20, 2007	The Four Humours - yellow bile, blood, choler and phlegm in the original theory of everything	David Wootton[223] Vivian Nutton[224] Noga Arikha[225]
December 13, 2007	The Sassanian Empire - in the shadow of Ancient Persia	Hugh Kennedy[226] Vesta Sarkhosh Curtis[227] James Howard-Johnston[228]
December 6, 2007	Genetic Mutation - the error-strewn secrets of life	Steve Jones[229] Adrian Woolfson[230] Linda Partridge[231]
November 29, 2007	The Fibonacci Sequence - the numbers in nature	Marcus du Sautoy[232] Jackie Stedall[233] Ron Knott[234]
November 22, 2007	The Prelude - the greatest poem in the English language?	Rosemary Ashton[235] Stephen Gill[236] Emma Mason[237]
November 15, 2007	The Discovery of Oxygen - it's a gas	Simon Schaffer[238] Jenny Uglow[239] Hasok Chang[240]
November 8, 2007	Avicenna - arguably the most important philosopher in the history of Islam	Peter Adamson[241] Amira Bennison[242] Nader El-Bizri[243]
November 1, 2007	Guilt - what is it good for?	Stephen Mulhall[244] Miranda Fricker[245] Oliver Davies[246]
October 19, 2007	Taste - the good, the bad and the ugly in 18th century Britain	Amanda Vickery[247] John Mullan[248] Jeremy Black[249]
October 19, 2007	The Arabian Nights - the art of story-telling	Robert Irwin[250] Marina Warner[251] Gerard van Gelder[252]
October 11, 2007	Divine Right of Kings - "there's such divinity doth hedge a king"	Justin Champion[253] Clare Jackson[254]
October 4, 2007	Antimatter - where has it all gone?	Val Gibson[255] Frank Close[256] Ruth Gregory[257]
September 27, 2007	Socrates - the man and the myth	Angie Hobbs[258] David Sedley[259] Paul Millett[260]

[edit] 2007-2006

Broadcast date and BBC link	Title	Contributors
July 12, 2007	The Trial of Madame Bovary - "Madame Bovary, c'est moi!"	Andy Martin[261] Mary Orr[262] Robert Gildea
July 05, 2007	The Pilgrim Fathers - the original American dream	Kathleen Burk,[263] Harry Bennett,[264] Tim Lockley[265]
June 28, 2007	The Permian-Triassic extinction event - when 95% of life was killed off	Richard Corfield,[16] Mike Benton,[266] Jane Francis[267].
June 21, 2007	Common Sense Philosophy - "there is no statement so absurd that no philosopher will make it"	A. C. Grayling, Melissa Lane,[268] Alexander Broadie[269]
June 14, 2007	Renaissance Astrology - "we are merely the stars' tennis balls, struck and bandied which way please them"	Peter Forshaw,[270] Lauren Kassell,[271] Jonathan Sawday[272]
June 7, 2007	Siegfried Sassoon - the poet who survived	Jean Moorcroft Wilson, Fran Brearton,[273] Max Egremont
May 31, 2007	Ockham's Razor - cutting medieval philosophy down to size	Sir Anthony Kenny, Marilyn McCord Adams, Richard Alan Cross
May 24, 2007	The Siege of Orleans - did Joan of Arc really rescue France?	Anne Curry,[274] Malcolm Vale,[275] Matthew Bennett[276]
May 17, 2007	Gravitational Waves - a new window on the universe	Jim Al-Khalili, Carolin Crawford,[277] Sheila Rowan[278]
May 10, 2007	Victorian Pessimism - fear and loathing in the late 19th century	Dinah Birch,[279] Rosemary Ashton,[280] Peter Mandler
May 3, 2007	Spinoza - believed that God and Nature were the same thing	Jonathan Rée, Sarah Hutton,[281] John Cottingham[282]
April 26, 2007	Greek and Roman love poetry - the pursuit of the Beloved from Sappho to Catullus	Nick Lowe[283], Edith Hall[284], Maria Wyke[285]
April 19, 2007	Symmetry - the pattern at the heart of our physical world	Fay Dowker, Marcus du Sautoy, Ian Stewart
April 12, 2007	The Opium Wars - a conflict that was to affect British-Chinese relations for generations	Yangwen Zheng[286], Lars Laamann[287], Xun Zhou[288]
April 5, 2007	St Hilda - the life and times of the Abbess of Whitby	John Blair[289], Rosemary Cramp[290], Sarah Foot[291]
March 29, 2007	Anaesthetics - from ether frolics to pain free surgery	David Wilkinson[292], Stephanie Snow[293], Dr Anne Hardy[294]
March 22, 2007	Bismarck - The Iron Chancellor	Richard J. Evans, Christopher Clark, Katharine Lerman[295]
March 15, 2007	Epistolary Literature - great novels of fictional letters	John Mullan, Karen O'Brien,[296] Brean Hammond[297]
March 8, 2007	Microbiology - the story of the invisible masters of the universe	John Dupré,[298] Anne Glover,[299] Andrew Mendelsohn[300]
March 1, 2007	The History of Optics - from telescopes to microscopes, a new way of seeing the world	Simon Schaffer, Jim Bennett,[301] Emily Winterburn[302]
February 22, 2007	William Wilberforce - the man and his legacy	This broadcast was a documentary rather than a discussion
February 15, 2007	Heart of Darkness - one of the most influential novels of the 20th century	Susan Jones,[303] Robert Hampson,[304] Laurence Davies[305]
February 8, 2007	Karl Popper - his ideas challenged our approach to the philosophy of science	John Worrall, Anthony O'Hear, Nancy Cartwright
February 1, 2007	Genghis Khan - founder of one of the world's largest ever land-based empires	Peter Jackson,[306] Naomi Standen,[307] George Lane[308]
January 25, 2007	Archimedes - the Greek mathematician and his Eureka moments	Jackie Stedall,[309] Serafina Cuomo,[310] George Phillips[311]
January 18, 2007	The Jesuits - the school masters of Europe	Nigel Aston,[312] Simon Ditchfield,[313] Dame Olwen Hufton
January 11, 2007	Mars - the search for life on the Red Planet	John Zarnecki, Colin Pillinger, Monica Grady
January 4, 2007	Borges - the life and work of Argentina's best loved short story writer	Edwin Williamson,[314] Efraín Kristal,[315] Evelyn Fishburn[316]
December 28, 2006	The Siege of Constantinople - the end of a thousand years of the Byzantine Empire	Roger Crowley,[317] Judith Herrin,[318] Colin Imber[319]
December 21, 2006	Hell - its representation through the ages	Martin Palmer, Margaret Kean,[320] Neil MacGregor
December 14, 2006	Indian Maths - laying the foundations for modern numerals and zero as a number	George Gheverghese Joseph,[321] Colva Roney-Dougal,[322] Dennis Almeida[323]
December 7, 2006	Anarchism - a question of authority?	John Keane, Ruth Kinna, Peter Marshall
November 30, 2006	The Speed of Light - a cosmic speed limit?	John D. Barrow, Iwan Morus,[324] Jocelyn Bell Burnell
November 23, 2006	Altruism - how can evolutionary biology explain it?	Miranda Fricker,[325] Richard Dawkins, John Dupré[298]
November 16, 2006	The Peasants' Revolt - a lasting legacy for popular uprising?	Miri Rubin, Caroline Barron,[326] Alastair Dunn[327]
November 9, 2006	Alexander Pope - "short is my date, but deathless my renown"	John Mullan, Jim McLaverty,[328] Valerie Rumbold[329]
November 2, 2006	The Poincaré conjecture - how a 19th century mathematician changed how we think about the shape of the universe	June Barrow-Green,[330] Ian Stewart, Marcus du Sautoy
October 26, 2006	The Encyclopédie - the great project of the Enlightenment	Judith Hawley,[331] Caroline Warman,[332] David Wootton[333]
October 19, 2006	The Needham Question - did China lay the foundations of modern science?	Dr Chris Cullen,[334] Tim Barrett,[335] Frances Wood[336]
October 12, 2006	The Diet of Worms - Luther's stand against the Church	Diarmaid MacCulloch, David Bagchi,[337] Reverend Dr Charlotte Methuen[338]
October 5, 2006	Averroes - the battle between faith and reason	Amira Bennison,[339] Peter Adamson,[340] Sir Anthony Kenny
September 28, 2006	Alexander von Humboldt - the remarkable career of the Prussian naturalist	Jason Wilson,[341] Patricia Fara,[342] Jim Secord[343]

[edit] 2006-2005

Broadcast date	Title	Contributors
July 13, 2006	Greek comedy - sing as you revel and rout	Paul Cartledge, Edith Hall[284], Nick Lowe[283]
July 6, 2006	Pastoral Literature - the romantic idealisation of the countryside	Helen Cooper, Laurence Lerner, Julie Sanders[344]
June 29, 2006	Galaxies - extra-galactic nebulae, black holes, stars and dark matter	John Gribbin, Carolin Crawford,[277] Robert Kennicutt
June 22, 2006	The Spanish Inquisition - one of the most barbaric episodes in European history	John Edwards,[345] Alexander Murray,[346] Michael Alpert[347]
June 15, 2006	Carbon - the basis of life	Harry Kroto, Monica Grady, Ken Teo[348]
June 8, 2006	Uncle Tom's Cabin - the novel that started the American Civil War	Dr Celeste-Marie Bernier,[349] Dr Sarah Meer,[350] Dr Clive Webb[351]
June 1, 2006	The Heart - its anatomical and cultural history	David Wootton,[333] Fay Bound Alberti,[352] Jonathan Sawday[272]
May 25, 2006	Mathematics and Music - the science behind sound and composition	Marcus du Sautoy, Robin Wilson, Ruth Tatlow[353]
May 18, 2006	John Stuart Mill - one of the most influential philosophers of the 19th Century	A. C. Grayling, Janet Radcliffe Richards, Alan Ryan
May 11, 2006	Faeries - supernatural creatures that are neither gods nor humans	Dr Juliette Wood,[354] Diane Purkiss,[355] Nicola Bown[356]
May 4, 2006	Astronomy and Empire - the link between colonial expansion and scientific discovery	Simon Schaffer, Kristen Lippincott,[357] Allan Chapman
April 27, 2006	The Great Exhibition - a wonder of the Victorian world	Jeremy Black, Hermione Hobhouse,[358] Clive Emsley
April 20, 2006	The Search for Immunisation - and the battle against smallpox	Nadja Durbach,[359] Dr Chris Dye,[360] Sanjoy Bhattacharya[361]
April 13, 2006	The Oxford Movement - Anglicans and Catholics in the 19th century	Sheridan Gilley,[362] Frances Knight,[363] Simon Skinner[364]
April 6, 2006	Goethe - formation of a German cultural icon	T. C. W. Blanning, Sarah Colvin,[365] W. Daniel Wilson[366]
March 30, 2006	The Carolingian Renaissance - the revival of early medieval Western Europe	Matthew Innes,[367] Julia Smith,[368] Mary Garrison[369]
March 23, 2006	The Royal Society - the first club for experimental science	Stephen Pumfrey,[370] Lisa Jardine, Michael Hunter
March 16, 2006	Don Quixote - Spanish romance and the first novel	Barry Ife,[371] Edwin Williamson,[314] Jane Whetnall[372]
March 9, 2006	Negative numbers - how they spread across civilizations	Ian Stewart, Colva Roney-Dougal,[322] Raymond Flood[373]
March 2, 2006	Friendship - thinking philosophically about our close companions	Angie Hobbs, Mark Vernon,[374] John Mullan
February 23, 2006	Catherine the Great - the Enlightened Despot of Eighteenth Century Russia	Janet Hartley,[375] Simon Dixon,[376] Tony Lentin[377]
February 16, 2006	Human Evolution - from early hominids to Homo sapiens	Steve Jones, Fred Spoor,[378] Margaret Clegg[379]
February 9, 2006	Geoffrey Chaucer - the first Great English Poet	Dr Carolyne Larrington,[380] Helen Cooper, Ardis Butterfield[381]
February 2, 2006	The Abbasid Caliphs - when Baghdad ruled the Muslim world.	Hugh N. Kennedy, Robert Graham Irwin, Amira Bennison[339]
January 26, 2006	Seventeenth Century Print Culture - piety, populism and political protest	Kevin Sharpe,[382] Ann Hughes,[383] Joad Raymond[384]
January 19, 2006	Relativism - the battle against transcendent knowledge	Barry Smith,[385] Jonathan Rée, Kathleen Lennon[386]
January 12, 2006	Prime Numbers - the building blocks of mathematics	Marcus du Sautoy, Robin Wilson, Jackie Stedall[309]
January 5, 2006	The Oath - guaranteeing law, government and the army in the Classical world	Alan Sommerstein,[387] Paul Cartledge, Mary Beard
December 29, 2005	Aeschylus' Oresteia - the birth of tragedy	Edith Hall,[284] Simon Goldhill, Thomas Healy[388]
December 22, 2005	Heaven - a journey through the afterlife	Valery Rees,[389] Martin Palmer, John Carey
December 15, 2005	The Peterloo Massacre - democratic protest and brutal repression	Jeremy Black, Sarah Richardson,[390] Clive Emsley
December 8, 2005	Artificial Intelligence - the quest for a machine that can think	Jon Agar,[391] Alison Adam,[392] Igor Aleksander
December 1, 2005	Thomas Hobbes - Thomas Hobbes and the political philosophy of Leviathan	Quentin Skinner, David Wootton,[333] Annabel Brett[393]
November 24, 2005	The Graviton - the quest for the theoretical gravity particle	Roger Cashmore, Jim Al-Khalili, Sheila Rowan[278]
November 17, 2005	Pragmatism - a practical philosophy fit for 20th century America	A. C. Grayling, Julian Baggini, Miranda Fricker[325]
November 10, 2005	Greyfriars and Blackfriars - philosophy, evangelism and fund-raising in the 13th century Church	Henrietta Leyser,[394] Alexander Murray,[346] Sir Anthony Kenny
November 3, 2005	Asteroids - celestial bodies from the beginning of time	Monica Grady, Carolin Crawford,[277] John Zarnecki
October 27, 2005	Samuel Johnson and His Circle - life with the professional man of letters	John Mullan, Jim McLaverty,[328] Judith Hawley[331]
October 20, 2005	Cynicism - bold and populist, the history of a shocking philosophy	Angie Hobbs, Miriam Griffin,[395] John Moles[396]
October 13, 2005	The Rise of the Mammals - life in a cold climate	Richard Corfield,[16] Steve Jones, Jane Francis[267]
October 6, 2005	Field of the Cloth of Gold - a Renaissance entente cordiale	Steven Gunn,[397] John Guy, Penny Roberts[398]
September 29, 2005	Magnetism - an attractive history	Stephen Pumfrey,[370] John Heilbron, Lisa Jardine

[edit] 2005-2004

Broadcast date	Title	Contributors
July 14, 2005	Karl Marx - In Our Time's Greatest Philosopher	A. C. Grayling, Francis Wheen, Gareth Stedman Jones
July 7, 2005	Christopher Marlowe - poet, spy, atheist, murder victim?	Katherine Duncan-Jones,[399] Jonathan Bate, Emma Smith[400]
June 30, 2005	Merlin - the original Welsh wizard	Dr Juliette Wood,[354] Stephen Knight, Peter Forshaw[270]
June 23, 2005	The KT Boundary - did the dinosaurs burn out or fade away?	Simon Kelley,[401] Jane Francis,[267] Mike Benton[266]
June 16, 2005	Paganism in the Renaissance - how the classical gods returned to the Christian cities	Thomas Healy,[388] Charles Hope,[402] Evelyn Welch[403]
June 9, 2005	The Scriblerus Club - the satirists-in-chief of the 18th century	John Mullan, Judith Hawley,[331] Marcus Walsh[404]
June 2, 2005	Renaissance Maths - the birth of modern mathematics?	Robert Kaplan,[405] Jim Bennett,[301] Jackie Stedall[309]
May 26, 2005	The Terror - when Madame Guillotine ruled France	Mike Broers,[406] Rebecca Spang,[407] T. C. W. Blanning
May 19, 2005	Beauty - the philosophy of beauty	Angie Hobbs, Susan James,[408] Julian Baggini
May 5, 2005	Abelard and Heloise - love, sex and theology in 12th century Paris	A. C. Grayling, Henrietta Leyser,[394] Michael Clanchy[409]
April 28, 2005	Perception and the Senses - how do we see what we see?	Richard Gregory, David Moore,[410] Gemma Calvert[411]
April 21, 2005	The Aeneid - the Roman history of the world	Edith Hall,[284] Philip Hardie,[412] Catharine Edwards[413]
April 14, 2005	Archaeology and Imperialism - conquest of the past	Tim Champion,[414] Richard Parkinson[415], Eleanor Robson
April 7, 2005	Alfred and the Battle of Edington - without Alfred, no England?	Dr Richard Gameson,[416] Sarah Foot,[291] John Hines[417]
March 31, 2005	John Ruskin - a different kind of Victorian	Dinah Birch,[279] Keith Hanley,[418] Stefan Collini[419]
March 24, 2005	Angels - how they got their wings	Martin Palmer, Valery Rees,[389] John Haldane[420]
March 17, 2005	Dark Energy - the unknown force breaking the universe apart	Sir Martin Rees, Carolin Crawford,[277] Sir Roger Penrose
March 10, 2005	Modernist Utopias - the original 21st century	John Carey, Steve Connor,[421] Laura Marcus[422]
March 3, 2005	Stoicism - the search for inner calm	Angie Hobbs, Jonathan Rée, David Sedley[423]
February 24, 2005	Alchemy - seeking the perfection of all things	Peter Forshaw,[270] Lauren Kassell,[271] Stephen Pumfrey[370]
February 17, 2005	The Cambrian Explosion - the big bang of evolutionary history	Simon Conway Morris, Richard Corfield,[16] Jane Francis[267]
January 13, 2005	The Mind/Body Problem - does the mind rule the body or the body rule the mind?	A. C. Grayling, Julian Baggini, Sue James[424]
January 6, 2005	The Assassination of Tsar Alexander II - did his killing cause the Russian Revolution?	Orlando Figes, Dominic Lieven,[425] Catriona Kelly[426]
December 30, 2004	The Roman Republic - what were Rome's republican ideals?	Greg Woolf,[427] Catherine Steel,[428] Tom Holland
December 23, 2004	Faust - the original pact with the Devil	Dr Juliette Wood,[354] Osman Durrani,[429] Rosemary Ashton[280]
December 16, 2004	The Second Law of Thermodynamics - the most important thing you will ever know	John Gribbin, Peter Atkins, Monica Grady
December 9, 2004	Machiavelli and the Italian City States - high politics and low cunning in the Italian Renaissance	Quentin Skinner, Evelyn Welch,[403] Lisa Jardine
December 2, 2004	Carl Gustav Jung - Discovering the Self	Brett Kahr,[430] Ronald Hayman, Andrew Samuels
November 25, 2004	The Venerable Bede - the father of English history	Dr Richard Gameson,[416] Sarah Foot,[291] Dr Michelle Brown[431]
November 18, 2004	Higgs Boson - the search for the God particle	Jim Al-Khalili, David Wark[432], Roger Cashmore
November 11, 2004	Zoroastrianism - was the religion of the Persian Empire the first monotheism?	Vesta Sarkhosh Curtis,[433] Farrokh Vajifdar,[434] Alan Williams[435]
November 4, 2004	Electrickery - the origins of electricity	Simon Schaffer, Patricia Fara,[342] Iwan Morus[324]
October 28, 2004	Rhetoric - from the original sophists to latter-day demagogues	Angie Hobbs, Thomas Healy,[388] Ceri Sullivan[436]
October 21, 2004	Witchcraft - Reformation Europe turned upon itself	Alison Rowlands,[437] Lyndal Roper, Malcolm Gaskill[438]
October 14, 2004	The Han Synthesis - creating the Chinese cosmos	Dr Chris Cullen,[334] Carol Michaelson,[439] Roel Sterckx[440]
October 7, 2004	Jean-Paul Sartre - a man condemned to be free	Jonathan Rée, Benedict O'Donohoe,[441] Christina Howells[442]
September 30, 2004	Politeness - the great 18th century craze	Amanda Vickery,[443] David Wootton,[333] John Mullan
September 23, 2004	The Origins of Life - how it all began	Richard Dawkins, Richard Corfield,[16] Linda Partridge[444]
September 16, 2004	Agincourt - the real facts behind the battle.	Anne Curry,[274] Michael Jones, John Watts[445]
September 9, 2004	The Odyssey - Homer's epic tale of Odysseus' return home	Simon Goldhill, Edith Hall,[284] Oliver Taplin
September 2, 2004	Pi - the number that doesn't add up	Robert Kaplan[405], Eleanor Robson, Ian Stewart

[edit] 2004-2003

Broadcast date	Title	Contributors
June 24, 2004	George Washington and the American Revolution - the most significant event in history	Carol Berkin,[446] Simon Middleton,[447] Colin Bonwick[448]
June 17, 2004	Renaissance Magic - the great passion of the age	Peter Forshaw,[270] Valery Rees,[389] Jonathan Sawday[272]
June 10, 2004	Empiricism - the English philosophy?	Judith Hawley,[331] Murray Pittock,[449] Jonathan Rée
June 3, 2004	Babylon - the great forgotten civilisation	Eleanor Robson, Irving Finkel[450], Andrew R. George
May 27, 2004	Planets - the astronomy of the 21st century	Paul Murdin,[451] Hugh R. A. Jones,[452] Carolin Crawford[277]
May 20, 2004	Toleration - from medieval intolerance to religious freedom	Justin Champion, David Wootton,[333] Sarah Barber[453]
May 13, 2004	Zero - everything about nothing	Robert Kaplan,[405] Ian Stewart, Lisa Jardine
May 6, 2004	Heroism - do we live in an heroic age?	Angie Hobbs, A. C. Grayling, Paul Cartledge
April 29, 2004	Tea - an empire in a teacup	Huw Bowen,[454] James Walvin,[455] Amanda Vickery[443]
April 22, 2004	Hysteria - the normal state of human beings?	Juliet Mitchell, Rachel Bowlby,[456] Brett Kahr[430]
April 15, 2004	The Later Romantics - the world of Byron, Keats and Shelley	Jonathan Bate, Robert Woof, Jennifer Wallace[457]
April 8, 2004	The Fall - how Adam and Eve affect us all	Martin Palmer, Griselda Pollock,[458] John Carey
April 1, 2004	China: The Warring States Period - the fiery beginnings of Chinese civilisation	Dr Chris Cullen,[334] Dr Vivienne Lo,[459] Carol Michaelson[439]
March 25, 2004	Theories of Everything - still the holy grail of physics?	Brian Greene, John D. Barrow, Dr Val Gibson[460]
March 18, 2004	The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire	Charlotte Roueché,[461] David Womersley,[462] Richard Alston[463]
March 11, 2004	The Norse Gods - the great myths of pagan Europe	Dr Carolyne Larrington,[380] Heather O'Donoghue,[464] John Hines[417]
March 4, 2004	Dreams - is there a science of dreams?	Professor V S Ramachandran,[465] Mark Solms,[466] Martin Conway[467]
February 26, 2004	The Mughal Empire - the glory of India	Sanjay Subrahmanyam,[468] Susan Stronge,[469] Chandrika Kaul[470]
February 19, 2004	Rutherford - the father of nuclear physics	Simon Schaffer, Jim Al-Khalili, Patricia Fara[342]
February 12, 2004	The Sublime - defining the state of awe	Janet Todd, Annie Janowitz,[471] Peter de Bolla[472]
February 5, 2004	The Battle of Thermopylae - battle that defined East and West	Tom Holland, Simon Goldhill, Edith Hall[284]
January 29, 2004	Cryptography - secret history of ciphers and codes	Simon Singh, Professor Fred Piper,[473] Lisa Jardine
December 26, 2003	Lamarck and Natural Selection - the Lamarckian Heresy	Sandy Knapp,[474] Steve Jones, Simon Conway Morris
December 18, 2003	The Alphabet - its creation and development	Eleanor Robson, Alan Millard, Rosalind Thomas[475]
December 11, 2003	The Devil - a brief biography	Martin Palmer, Alison Rowlands,[437] David Wootton[333]
December 4, 2003	Wittgenstein - a philosophy of linguistics	Ray Monk, Barry Smith,[385] Marie McGinn[476]
November 27, 2003	St Bartholomew's Day Massacre - slaughter in Paris.	Diarmaid MacCulloch, Mark Greengrass,[477] Penny Roberts[398]
November 20, 2003	Ageing the Earth - a journey in geological time.	Richard Corfield,[16] Hazel Rymer,[478] Henry Gee
November 13, 2003	Duty - concepts of obligation.	Angie Hobbs, Annabel Brett,[393] A. C. Grayling
November 6, 2003	Sensation - the best sellers of the 19th century.	John Mullan, Lyn Pykett,[479] Dinah Birch[279]
October 30, 2003	Robin Hood - the greatest of English myths.	Stephen Knight, Thomas Hahn,[480] Dr Juliette Wood[354]
October 23, 2003	Infinity - a brief history.	Ian Stewart, Robert Kaplan,[405] Sarah Rees[481]
October 16, 2003	The Schism - between East and West in Christianity.	Henrietta Leyser,[394] Norman Housley, Jonathan Shepard
October 9, 2003	Bohemianism - a life of art, freedom and poverty	Hermione Lee, Virginia Nicholson,[482] Graham Robb
October 2, 2003	James Clerk Maxwell - great 19th century physicist	Simon Schaffer, Peter Harman,[483] Joanna Haigh[484]

[edit] 2003-2002

Broadcast date	Title	Contributors
July 17, 2003	The Apocalypse - was it a revelation?	Martin Palmer, Marina Benjamin,[485] Justin Champion
July 10, 2003	Nature - from Homer to Darwin	Jonathan Bate, Roger Scruton, Karen Edwards[486]
July 3, 2003	Vulcanology - significance of volcanoes.	Hilary Downes,[487] Steve Self,[488] Bill McGuire
June 26, 2003	The East India Co - a corporate route to Empire.	Huw Bowen,[454] Linda Colley, Maria Misra
June 19, 2003	The Aristocracy - how the ruling class survives	David Cannadine, Rosemary Sweet,[489] Felipe Fernández-Armesto
June 12, 2003	The Art of War - maintaining the objective?	Sir Michael Howard, Angie Hobbs, Jeremy Black
June 5, 2003	The Lunar Society - scientific ferment 200 years ago.	Simon Schaffer, Jenny Uglow,[490] Peter Jones[491]
May 29, 2003	Memory - and the brain	Martin Conway,[467] Mike Kopelman,[492] Kim Graham[493]
May 22, 2003	Blood - its religious, medical and moral significance	Miri Rubin, Dr Anne Hardy,[294] Jonathan Sawday[272]
May 15, 2003	The Holy Grail - just a medieval myth?	Dr Carolyne Larrington,[380] Jonathan Riley-Smith,[494] Dr Juliette Wood[354]
May 8, 2003	The Jacobite Rebellion - could it have succeeded?	Murray Pittock,[449] Stana Nenadic,[495] Allan Macinnes[496]
May 1, 2003	Roman Britain - the effects of 400 years of occupation	Greg Woolf,[427] Mary Beard, Catharine Edwards[413]
April 24, 2003	Youth - from Adonis to James Dean	Tim Whitmarsh,[497] Thomas Healy,[388] Deborah Thom[498]
April 17, 2003	Proust - his life and work	Jacqueline Rose, Malcolm Bowie, Dr Robert Fraser[499]
April 3, 2003	The Spanish Civil War - causes and legacy	Paul Preston, Helen Graham,[500] Dr Mary Vincent[501]
March 27, 2003	Supernovas - the life cycle of stars	Paul Murdin,[451] Janna Levin, Phil Charles[502]
March 20, 2003	Originality - is it just a romantic notion?	John Deathridge, Jonathan Rée, Professor Catherine Belsey[503]
March 13, 2003	Redemption - the concept of salvation	Richard Harries, Janet Soskice,[504] Stephen Mulhall[505]
March 6, 2003	Meteorology - why does it still fascinate us?	Vladimir Jankovic,[506] Richard Hamblyn,[507] Liba Taub[508]
February 27, 2003	The Aztecs - looking behind the myths	Alan Knight, Adrian Locke,[509] Elizabeth Graham[510]
February 20, 2003	The Lindisfarne Gospels - unifying Christianity in Britain	Dr Michelle Brown,[431] Dr Richard Gameson,[416] Professor Clare Lees[511]
February 13, 2003	Chance and Design in Evolution - Design in Nature	Simon Conway Morris, Sandy Knapp,[474] John Hedley Brooke
February 6, 2003	The Epic - from Homer to Joyce	John Carey, Karen Edwards,[486] Oliver Taplin
December 19, 2002	The Calendar - a history of the Calendar	Robert Poole,[512] Kristen Lippincott,[357] Peter Watson
December 12, 2002	Disease - the fight against diseases and plagues	Dr Anne Hardy,[294] David Bradley,[513] Dr Chris Dye[360]
December 5, 2002	The Scottish Enlightenment - how enlightened?	Professor Tom Devine, Karen O'Brien,[514] Alexander Broadie[269]
November 28, 2002	Imagination - just what is it?	Dr Susan Stuart,[515] Steven Mithen,[516] Semir Zeki
November 21, 2002	Cordoba and Muslim Spain - a culture of tolerance?	Tim Winter, Martin Palmer, Mehri Niknam[517]
November 14, 2002	Victorian Realism - how real?	Philip Maurice Davis,[518] A.N. Wilson, Dinah Birch[279]
November 7, 2002	Human Nature - innate or nurtured?	Steven Pinker, Janet Radcliffe Richards, John N. Gray
October 31, 2002	Architecture and Power - imagery of imperialism	Adrian Tinniswood,[519] Gavin Stamp,[520] Gillian Darley[521]
October 24, 2002	The Scientist in History - missionary or monster?	John Gribbin, Patricia Fara,[342] Hugh Pennington
October 17, 2002	Slavery and Empire - were Britons also captives?	Linda Colley, Catherine Hall, Felipe Fernández-Armesto

[edit] 2002

Broadcast date	Title	Contributors
July 18, 2002	History of Heritage	David Cannadine, Miri Rubin, Peter Mandler
July 11, 2002	Psychoanalysis - do people crave dictatorship?	Adam Phillips, Sally Alexander,[522] Malcolm Bowie
July 4, 2002	Freedom - a principle worth fighting and dying for?	John Keane, Bernard Williams, Annabel Brett[393]
June 27, 2002	Cultural Imperialism - should we try to prevent it?	Linda Colley, Phillip Dodd,[523] Mary Beard
June 20, 2002	Richard Wagner - his influence on the German spirit.	John Deathridge, Lucy Beckett,[524] Michael Tanner[525]
June 13, 2002	The American West - was it an "experiment of liberty"?	Frank Mclynn,[526] Jenni Calder, Christopher Frayling
June 6, 2002	The Soul - the key to our individuality as humans?	Richard Sorabji,[527] Ruth Padel, Martin Palmer
May 30, 2002	The Grand Tour - what drove this desire for travel?	Chloe Chard,[528] Jeremy Black, Edward Chaney[529]
May 23, 2002	History of Drugs - their role in medicine and the arts	Richard Davenport-Hines, Sadie Plant, Mike Jay[530]
May 16, 2002	Chaos Theory - ws the universe chaotic or orderly?	Susan Greenfield, David Papineau, Neil Johnson[531]
May 9, 2002	Examined Life - is an unexamined life worth living?	Dr A. C. Grayling, Janet Radcliffe Richards, Julian Baggini
May 2, 2002	Schrodinger's Cat - Quantum Mechanics	Roger Penrose, Fay Dowker, Tony Sudbery[532]
April 25, 2002	Tolstoy - the influence of the Russian Novel	A. N. Wilson, Catriona Kelly,[426] Sarah Hudspith[533]
April 11, 2002	Bohemia - what did it mean to be Bohemian?	Norman Davies, Karin Friedrich,[534] Robert Pynsent[535]
April 4, 2002	ET - new life within our solar system	Simon Goodwin,[536] Heather Couper, Ian Stewart
March 28, 2002	The Artist - a special kind of human being?	Emma Barker,[537] Thomas Healy,[388] T. C. W. Blanning
March 21, 2002	Marriage - its various forms and the role of the State	Janet Soskice,[504] Frederik Pedersen,[538] Christina Hardyment[539]
March 14, 2002	Buddhism - why has it captured the spirit of our age?	Peter Harvey,[540] Kate Crosby,[541] Mahinda Deagallee[542]
March 7, 2002	John Milton - poet or politician?	John Carey, Lisa Jardine, Blair Worden[543]
February 28, 2002	Virtue - is it derived from reason?	Galen Strawson, Miranda Fricker,[325] Roger Crisp[544]
February 21, 2002	The Celts - what were the Celts in Britain really like?	Barry Cunliffe, Alistair Moffat,[545] Miranda Aldhouse Green[546]
February 14, 2002	Anatomy - 2000 years of anatomical study	Harold Ellis,[547] Ruth Richardson,[548] Andrew Cunningham[549]

[edit]  ???

Broadcast date	Title	Contributors
???	WB Yeats	Roy Foster, Warwick Gould, Brenda Maddox
???	Nuclear Physics	John Gribbin, Jim Al-Khalili, Christine Sutton
???	Genetics	Steve Jones, Richard Dawkins, Linda Partridge
???	The Sea	Margaret Deakin, Simon Schaffer, Tony Rice
???	Evil	Margaret Atkins, Jones Irwin, Stephen Mulhall
???	Love	Thomas Docherty, Roger Scruton, Angie Hobbs
???	Black Holes	Martin Ward, Martin Rees, Jocelyn Bell-Burnell
???	Quantum Gravity	Janna Levin, Lee Smolin, John Gribbin
???	Science and Religion	John Haldane, Hilary Rose, Stephen Jay Gould
???	Evolutionary Psychology	Janet Radcliffe-Richards, Steven Rose, Nicholas Humphrey
???	Laws of Physics	Frank Close, Mark Buchanan, Nancy Cartwright
???	Science of Consciousness	Gerald Edelman, Margaret Boden, Igor Aleksander
???	The Nature of Genius	Juliet Mitchell, Arthur Miller, Michael Howe
???	The Death of God	Andrew Wilson and Victoria Glendinning
???	Relativity and Quantum Mechanics	Brian Greene and Martin Rees
???	Global Inequality	Amartya Sen and Will Hutton
???	Information Technology	Andrew Wilson and Victoria Glendinning
???	Global Climate	Ian Angel and Charles Leadbeater
???	Time	Neil Johnson and Lee Smolin
???	Prayer	Russell Stannard and Andrew Samuels
???	Childhood	Christina Hardiment and Theodore Zeldin
???	Consciousness	Ted Honderich and Roger Penrose
???	The End of History	Anthony O'Hare and Adam Phillips
???	Education	Mary Warnock and Ted Wragg
???	Man's Inhumanity to Man	Jonathan Glover and Gwen Adshead
???	The Individual	Richard Volheim and Jonathan Dollimore
???	Utopia	John Carey and Anthony Grayling
???	Mathematics and Storytelling	John Allen Paulos and Marina Warner
???	Origin of the Species	Steve Jones and Matt Ridley
???	Pain and Subjectivity	Patrick Wall and Semir Zeki
???	Intelligence	Ken Richardson and Michael Rouse
???	The Culture of Memory	Malcolm Bowie and Nancy Wood
???	Extraterrestrial Life	Martin Rees and Paul Davies
???	Mathematics	Ian Stewart and Brian Butterworth
???	AI Computers	Igor Aleksander and John Searle
???	Evolution	Colin Tudge and John Maynard-Smith
???	Good and Evil	Lazek Kolokovsky and Galen Strawson
???	Animal Rights	Colin Blakemore and Linda Burke
???	Cyberspace	Margeret Wertheim and John Polkinghorne
???	The Language Instinct	Steven Pinker and Jonathan Miller
???	Psychoanalysis and Freud	Juliet Mitchell and Adam Phillips
???	Genetic Engineering	Graham Bulfield and Brian Appleyard
???	The Brain (2)	Susan Greenfield and VS Ramachandran
???	The Brain (1)	Steven Rose and Dan Robinson
???	Limits of Science	John Gribbin and Mary Midgley
???	Unweaving the Rainbow	Richard Dawkins and Ian McEwan
???	Time of Chaos	Alan Clarke and Gore Vidal
???	Isiah Berlin	Michael Ignatieff and Michael Howard

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23. ↑ Robert Gleave, Professor of Arabic Studies at the University of Exeter
24. ↑ Hugh Kennedy, Professor of Arabic in the School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London
25. ↑ Jonathan Bate, Professor of Shakespeare and Renaissance Literature at the University of Warwick
26. ↑ Julie Sanders, Professor of English Literature and Drama at the University of Nottingham
27. ↑ Janet Clare, Professor of Renaissance Literature at the University of Hull
28. ↑ Mary Beard, Professor of Classics at Cambridge University
29. ↑ Catharine Edwards, Professor of Classics and Ancient History at Birkbeck College, University of London
30. ↑ Duncan Kennedy, Professor of Latin Literature at the University of Bristol
31. ↑ Justin Champion, Professor of the History of Early Modern Ideas at Royal Holloway, University of London
32. ↑ Diane Purkiss, Fellow and Tutor at Keble College, Oxford
33. ↑ David Wootton, Professor of History at the University of York
34. ↑ John Haldane, Professor of Philosophy at the University of St Andrews
35. ↑ John Barclay, Lightfoot Professor of Divinity at Durham University
36. ↑ Helen Bond, Senior Lecturer in the New Testament at the University of Edinburgh
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38. ↑ Eleanor Weston, a mammalian palaeontologist at the Natural History Museum in London
39. ↑ Bill Amos, Professor of Evolutionary Genetics at Cambridge University
40. ↑ Jeremy Black, Professor of History at the University of Exeter
41. ↑ Andrew Wheatcroft, Professor of International Publishing at Stirling University
42. ↑ Claire Norton, Lecturer in History at St Mary’s University, London
43. ↑ Nicholas Vincent, Professor of Medieval History at the University of East Anglia
44. ↑ David Carpenter, Professor of Medieval History at King’s College London
45. ↑ Michael Clanchy, Emeritus Professor of Medieval History at the Institute of Historical Research
46. ↑ Frank Close, Professor of Physics at Exeter College, University of Oxford
47. ↑ Jocelyn Bell Burnell, Visiting Professor in Astrophysics at Oxford University
48. ↑ Ruth Gregory, Professor of Theoretical Physics at Durham University
49. ↑ Simon Dixon, Sir Bernard Pares Professor of Russian History at University College London
50. ↑ Janet Hartley, Professor of International History at the London School of Economics
51. ↑ Anthony Cross, Emeritus Professor of Slavonic Studies at the University of Cambridge
52. ↑ Krista Cowman, Professor of History at the University of Lincoln
53. ↑ June Purvis, Professor of Women’s & Gender History at the University of Portsmouth
54. ↑ Julia Bush, Senior Lecturer in History at the University of Northampton
55. ↑ David Bradshaw, Reader and Tutor in English Literature at Worcester College, University of Oxford
56. ↑ Daniel Pick, Professor of History at Birkbeck, University of London
57. ↑ Michèle Barrett, Professor of Modern Literary and Cultural Theory at Queen Mary, University of London
58. ↑ Stephen Pumfrey, Senior Lecturer in the History of Science at the University of Lancaster
59. ↑ Patricia Fara, Senior Tutor at Clare College, University of Cambridge
60. ↑ Rhodri Lewis, University Lecturer in English at the University of Oxford and Fellow of St Hugh’s
61. ↑ Angie Hobbs, Associate Professor in Philosophy at the University of Warwick
62. ↑ Valery Rees, Renaissance scholar and senior member of the Language Department at the School of Economic Science
63. ↑ Jill Kraye, Professor of the History of Renaissance Philosophy and Librarian at the Warburg Institute at the University of London
64. ↑ Frances Wood, Curator of Chinese Collections at the British Library
65. ↑ Rana Mitter, Professor of the History and Politics of Modern China at the University of Oxford
66. ↑ Gary Tiedemann, Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for the Study of Christianity in China
67. ↑ Simon Goldhill, Professor of Greek at the University of Cambridge
68. ↑ Matthew Nicholls, Lecturer in Classics at the University of Reading
69. ↑ Serafina Cuomo, Reader in Roman History at Birkbeck College, University of London
70. ↑ Basil Hiley, Emeritus Professor of Physics at Birkbeck, University of London
71. ↑ Simon Saunders, Reader in Philosophy of Physics and University Lecturer in Philosophy of Science at the University of Oxford
72. ↑ Roger Penrose, Emeritus Rouse Ball Professor of Mathematics at the University of Oxford
73. ↑ Steve Connor, Professor of Modern Literature and Theory at Birkbeck College, University of London
74. ↑ Fran Brearton, Reader in English at Queen’s University, Belfast
75. ↑ Lawrence Rainey, Professor of English and American Literature at the University of York
76. ↑ Chandrika Kaul, Lecturer in Modern History at the University of St Andrews
77. ↑ David Arnold, Professor of Asian and Global History at the University of Warwick
78. ↑ Chris Minkowski, Professor in Sanskrit at the University of Oxford
79. ↑ Mary Beard, Professor of Classics at the University of Cambridge
80. ↑ Jo Quinn, Lecturer in Ancient History at the University of Oxford
81. ↑ Ellen O’Gorman, Senior Lecturer in Classics at the University of Bristol
82. ↑ Juliette Wood, Associate Lecturer in Folklore at Cardiff University
83. ↑ Marina Warner, Professor in the Department of Literature, Film and Theatre Studies at the University of Essex
84. ↑ Tony Phelan, Professor in German at Keble College, Oxford
85. ↑ John Mullan, Professor of English at University College London
86. ↑ Judith Hawley, Professor of 18th Century Literature at Royal Holloway, University of London
87. ↑ Ian McBride, Senior Lecturer in the History Department at King’s College London
88. ↑ Paul Cartledge, AG Leventis Professor of Greek Culture and Fellow of Clare College, Cambridge
89. ↑ John Burrow, Emeritus Fellow of Balliol College, Oxford
90. ↑ Miri Rubin, Professor of Medieval and Early Modern History at Queen Mary, University of London
91. ↑ Kathleen Burk, Professor of American History at University College London
92. ↑ Tim Morris, Lecturer in American Literature at the University of Dundee
93. ↑ Stephen Fender, Honorary Professor in English Literature at University College London
94. ↑ Anthony Grayling, Professor of Philosophy at Birkbeck College, University of London
95. ↑ Melissa Lane, Senior University Lecturer in History at the University of Cambridge
96. ↑ Roger Scruton, Research Professor at the Institute for the Psychological Sciences
97. ↑ Jim Al-Khalili, Professor of Theoretical Physics and Chair in the Public Engagement in Science at the University of Surrey
98. ↑ Monica Grady, Professor of Planetary and Space Sciences at the Open University
99. ↑ Ian Stewart, Professor of Mathematics at the University of Warwick
100. ↑ Lisa Jardine, Centenary Professor of Renaissance Studies at Queen Mary, University of London
101. ↑ Vanessa Harding, Reader in London History at Birkbeck, University of London
102. ↑ Jonathan Sawday, Professor of English Studies at the University of Strathclyde
103. ↑ Simon Schaffer, Professor of History of Science at the University of Cambridge and Fellow of Darwin College
104. ↑ Hasok Chang, Professor of Philosophy of Science at University College London
105. ↑ Joanna Haigh, Professor of Atmospheric Physics at Imperial College London
106. ↑ Dinah Birch, Professor of English at Liverpool University
107. ↑ Michael Bentley, Professor of Modern History at the University of St Andrews
108. ↑ Catherine Hall, Professor of Modern British Social and Cultural History at University College London
109. ↑ Tim Blanning, Professor of Modern European History and Fellow of Sidney Sussex College, University of Cambridge
110. ↑ Nigel Aston, Reader in Early Modern History at the University of Leicester
111. ↑ Helen Hills, Professor of Art History at the University of York
112. ↑ Martin Conway, Professor of Psychology at the University of Leeds
113. ↑ Gemma Calvert, Professor of Applied Neuroimaging at WMG, University of Warwick
114. ↑ David Papineau, Professor of Philosophy of Science at King’s College London
115. ↑ Angie Hobbs, Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Warwick
116. ↑ Paul Cartledge, AG Leventis Professor of Greek Culture at the University of Cambridge
117. ↑ Annabel Brett, Senior Lecturer in History at the University of Cambridge
118. ↑ Anthony McFarlane, Professor of Comparative American Studies at the University of Warwick
119. ↑ John Fisher, Professor of Latin American History at the University of Liverpool
120. ↑ Catherine Davies, Professor in the Department of Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American Studies at the University of Nottingham
121. ↑ Margaret Kean, University Lecturer in English and College Fellow at St Hilda’s College, University of Oxford
122. ↑ John Took, Professor of Dante Studies at University College London
123. ↑ Claire Honess, Senior Lecturer in Italian at the University of Leeds and Co-Director of the Leeds Centre for Dante Studies
124. ↑ Patricia Fara, Fellow of Clare College and Affiliated Lecturer in the Department of History and Philosophy of Science at Cambridge University
125. ↑ Andrew Mendelsohn, Senior Lecturer in the History of Science and Medicine at Imperial College, University of London
126. ↑ Pietro Corsi, Professor of the History of Science at the University of Oxford
127. ↑ Marcus du Sautoy, Professor of Mathematics at Wadham College, University of Oxford
128. ↑ John Barrow, Professor of Mathematical Sciences at the University of Cambridge and Gresham Professor of Geometry
129. ↑ Philip Welch, Professor of Mathematical Logic at the University of Bristol
130. ↑ Peter Adamson, Reader in Philosophy at King’s College London
131. ↑ Amira Bennison, Senior Lecturer in Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies at the University of Cambridge
132. ↑ Peter Pormann, Wellcome Trust Assistant Professor in Classics and Ancient History at the University of Warwick
133. ↑ Martin Palmer, Director of the International Consultancy on Religion, Education and Culture
134. ↑ Janet Soskice, Reader in Philosophical Theology at Cambridge University
135. ↑ Justin Champion, Professor of the History of Early Modern Ideas at Royal Holloway, University of London
136. ↑ Catharine Edwards, Professor of Classics and Ancient History at Birkbeck, University of London
137. ↑ Ellen O’Gorman, Senior Lecturer in Classics at the University of Bristol
138. ↑ Maria Wyke, Professor of Latin at University College London
139. ↑ Tom Healy, Professor of Renaissance Studies at Birkbeck College, University of London
140. ↑ Julie Sanders, Professor of English Literature and Drama at the University of Nottingham
141. ↑ Tom Cain, Professor of Early Modern Literature at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne
142. ↑ Hugh Kennedy, Professor of Arabic at the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London
143. ↑ Amira Bennison, Senior Lecturer in Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies at the University of Cambridge
144. ↑ Robert Hoyland, Professor in Arabic and Middle East Studies at the University of St Andrews
145. ↑ Peter Forshaw, Postdoctoral Fellow at Birkbeck, University of London
146. ↑ Jim Bennett, Director of the Museum of the History of Science at the University of Oxford
147. ↑ Angela Voss, Director of the Cultural Study of Cosmology and Divination at the University of Kent, Canterbury
148. ↑ Richard Evans, Professor of Modern History at the University of Cambridge
149. ↑ Rosemary Ashton, Quain Professor of English Language and Literature at University College London
150. ↑ Tim Blanning, Professor of Modern European History at Cambridge University
151. ↑ Robert Service, Professor of Russian History at the University of Oxford
152. ↑ Steve Jones, Professor of Genetics at University College London
153. ↑ Catherine Merridale, Professor of Contemporary History at Queen Mary, University of London
154. ↑ Marcus du Sautoy, Professor of Mathematics at the University of Oxford
155. ↑ Colva Roney-Dougal, Lecturer in Pure Mathematics at the University of St Andrews
156. ↑ Ian Stewart, Professor of Mathematics at the University of Warwick
157. ↑ Miri Rubin, Professor of Medieval and Early Modern History at Queen Mary, University of London
158. ↑ Samuel Cohn, Professor of Medieval History at the University of Glasgow
159. ↑ Paul Binski, Professor of the History of Medieval Art at Gonville and Caius College, University of Cambridge
160. ↑ Eleanor Robson, Senior Lecturer at Cambridge University and Vice-Chair of the British Institute for the Study of Iraq
161. ↑ Karen Radner, Lecturer in the Ancient Near Eastern History at University College London
162. ↑ Andrew George, Professor of Babylonian at the School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London
163. ↑ Vivian Nutton, Professor of the History of Medicine at University College London
164. ↑ Jonathan Sawday, Professor of English Studies at the University of Strathclyde
165. ↑ Marina Wallace, Professor at the University of the Arts, London, Central St Martin’s College of Art and Design
166. ↑ Rosemary Sweet, Director of the Centre for Urban History at the University of Leiceste
167. ↑ Murray Pittock, Bradley Professor of English Literature at the University of Glasgow
168. ↑ Mark Overton, Professor of Economic and Social History at the University of Exeter
169. ↑ Anthony Grayling, Professor of Philosophy at Birkbeck College, University of London
170. ↑ Caroline Warman, Fellow of Jesus College, Oxford
171. ↑ Anthony O’Hear, Professor of Philosophy at the University of Buckingham
172. ↑ Roy Foster, Carroll Professor of Irish History at Oxford University and Fellow of Hertford College, Oxford
173. ↑ Fran Brearton, Reader in English at Queen’s University, Belfast and Assistant Director of the Seamus Heaney Centre for Poetry
174. ↑ Warwick Gould, Director of the Institute of English Studies in the School of Advanced Study, University of London
175. ↑ Sarah Foot, Regius Professor of Ecclesiastical History at Christ Church, Oxford
176. ↑ Richard Gameson, Professor in the Department of History at Durham University
177. ↑ Matthew Strickland, Professor of Medieval History at the University of Glasgow
178. ↑ Simon Schaffer, Professor in History and Philosophy of Science at the University of Cambridge and Fellow of Darwin College
179. ↑ Raymond Flood, University Lecturer in Computing Studies and Mathematics and Senior Tutor at Kellogg College, University of Oxford
180. ↑ Rob Iliffe, Professor of Intellectual History and History of Science at the University of Sussex
181. ↑ Diarmaid MacCulloch, Professor of the History of the Church at Oxford University
182. ↑ Diane Purkiss, Fellow and Tutor at Keble College, Oxford
183. ↑ George Bernard, Professor of Early Modern History at the University of Southampton
184. ↑ Jonathan Rée, Visiting Professor at Roehampton University and the Royal College of Art
185. ↑ Clare Carlisle, Lecturer in Philosophy at the University of Liverpool
186. ↑ John Lippitt, Professor of Ethics and Philosophy of Religion at the University of Hertfordshire
187. ↑ Nick Lowe, Senior Lecturer in Classics at Royal Holloway, University of London
188. ↑ Richard Buxton, Professor of Greek Language and Literature at the University of Bristol
189. ↑ Mary Beard, Professor of Classics at Cambridge University
190. ↑ Patricia Fara, Senior Tutor at Clare College, Cambridge
191. ↑ Doron Swade, Visiting Professor in the History of Computing at Portsmouth University
192. ↑ John Fuegi, Visiting Professor in Biography at Kingston University
193. ↑ Jonathan Bate, Professor of English Literature at the University of Warwick
194. ↑ Katherine Duncan-Jones, Tutorial Fellow in English at Somerville College, Oxford
195. ↑ Catherine Belsey, Research Professor in English at the University of Wales, Swansea
196. ↑ Martin Rees, President of the Royal Society and Professor of Cosmology and Astrophysics at the University of Cambridge
197. ↑ Fay Dowker, Reader in Theoretical Physics at Imperial College
198. ↑ Bernard Carr, Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy at Queen Mary, University of London
199. ↑ Robert Gildea, Professor of Modern History at Oxford University
200. ↑ Kathleen Burk, Professor of Modern Contemporary History at University College London
201. ↑ John Keane, Professor of Politics at the University of Westminster
202. ↑ Melissa Lane, Senior University Lecturer in History at Cambridge University
203. ↑ Susan James, Professor of Philosophy at Birkbeck College, University of London
204. ↑ Karen O’Brien, Professor of English Literature at the University of Warwick
205. ↑ Peter Forshaw, Postdoctoral Fellow at Birkbeck, University of London and an Honorary Fellow of the University of Exeter
206. ↑ Howard Hotson, Lecturer in Modern History at the University of Oxford
207. ↑ Adam Mosley, Lecturer in the Department of History at the University of Wales, Swansea
208. ↑ Richard Corfield, Visiting Senior Lecturer in Earth Sciences at the Open University
209. ↑ Joe Cann, Senior Fellow in the School of Earth and Environment at the University of Leeds
210. ↑ Lynne Frostick, Director of the Hull Environment Research Institute and Professor of Physical Geography at the University of Hull
211. ↑ Carolyne Larrington, Tutor in Medieval English at St John’s College, Oxford
212. ↑ Stephen Knight, Distinguished Research Professor in English Literature at Cardiff University
213. ↑ Juliette Wood, Associate Lecturer in the Department of Welsh, Cardiff University and Director of the Folklore Society
214. ↑ Mike Broers, Lecturer in Modern History at the University of Oxford and a Fellow of Lady Margaret Hall
215. ↑ Trudi Tate, Fellow of Clare Hall, Cambridge
216. ↑ Saul David, Visiting Professor of Military History at the University of Hull
217. ↑ Peter Dunwoodie, Professor of French Literature at Goldsmiths, University of London
218. ↑ David Walker, Professor of French at the University of Sheffield
219. ↑ Christina Howells, Professor of French at Wadham College, University of Oxford
220. ↑ Martin Palmer, Director of the International Consultancy on Religion, Education and Culture
221. ↑ Caroline Humfress, Reader in History at Birkbeck College, University of London
222. ↑ Andrew Louth, Professor of Patristic and Byzantine Studies at the University of Durham
223. ↑ David Wootton, Anniversary Professor of History at the University of York
224. ↑ Vivian Nutton, Professor of the History of Medicine at University College London
225. ↑ Noga Arikha, Visiting Fellow at the Institut Jean-Nicod in Paris
226. ↑ Hugh Kennedy, Professor of Arabic in the Faculty of Languages and Cultures at the School of Oriental and African Studies
227. ↑ Vesta Sarkhosh Curtis, Curator of Iranian and Islamic Coins in the British Museum
228. ↑ James Howard-Johnston, University Lecturer in Byzantine Studies at the University of Oxford
229. ↑ Steve Jones, Professor of Genetics in the Galton Laboratory, University College London
230. ↑ Adrian Woolfson, lectures in Medicine at Cambridge University
231. ↑ Linda Partridge, Weldon Professor of Biometry at University College London
232. ↑ Marcus du Sautoy, Professor of Mathematics at the University of Oxford
233. ↑ Jackie Stedall, Junior Research Fellow in History of Mathematics at Queen’s College, Oxford
234. ↑ Ron Knott, Visiting Fellow in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Surrey
235. ↑ Rosemary Ashton, Quain Professor of English Language and Literature at University College London
236. ↑ Stephen Gill, University Professor of English Literature and Fellow of Lincoln College, Oxford
237. ↑ Emma Mason, Senior Lecturer in English at the University of Warwick
238. ↑ Simon Schaffer, Professor in History and Philosophy of Science at the University of Cambridge
239. ↑ Jenny Uglow, Honorary Visiting Professor at the University of Warwick
240. ↑ Hasok Chang, Reader in Philosophy of Science at University College London
241. ↑ Peter Adamson, Reader in Philosophy at King's College London
242. ↑ Amira Bennison, Senior Lecturer in Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies at the University of Cambridge
243. ↑ Nader El-Bizri, Affiliated Lecturer in the History and Philosophy of Science at the University of Cambridge
244. ↑ Stephen Mulhall, Fellow and Tutor in Philosophy at New College, Oxford
245. ↑ Miranda Fricker, Senior Lecturer in Philosophy at Birkbeck, University of London
246. ↑ Oliver Davies, Professor of Christian Doctrine at King’s College London
247. ↑ Amanda Vickery, Reader in History at Royal Holloway, University of London
248. ↑ John Mullan, Professor of English at University College London
249. ↑ Jeremy Black, Professor of History at the University of Exeter
250. ↑ Robert Irwin, Senior Research Associate at the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London
251. ↑ Marina Warner, Professor in the Department of Literature, Film and Theatre Studies at the University of Essex
252. ↑ Gerard van Gelder, Laudian Professor of Arabic at the University of Oxford
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Millett]], Senior Lecturer in Classics at the University of Cambridge</li> <li id="_note-259">[[#_ref-259|↑]] [[Andy Martin (lecturer)|Andy Martin]], Lecturer in French at the University of Cambridge</li> <li id="_note-260">[[#_ref-260|↑]] [[Mary Orr]], Professor of French at the University of Southampton</li> <li id="_note-261">[[#_ref-261|↑]] [[Kathleen Burk]], Professor of American History at University College London</li> <li id="_note-262">[[#_ref-262|↑]] [[Harry Bennett (academic)|Harry Bennett]], Reader in History and Head of Humanities at the University of Plymouth</li> <li id="_note-263">[[#_ref-263|↑]] [[Tim Lockley]], Associate Professor of History at the University of Warwick</li> <li id="_note-MikeBenton">↑ ^{[[#_ref-MikeBenton_0|266.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-MikeBenton_1|266.1]]} [[Mike Benton]], Professor of Vertebrate Palaeontology in the Department of Earth Sciences at the University of Bristol</li> <li id="_note-JaneFrancis">↑ ^{[[#_ref-JaneFrancis_0|267.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-JaneFrancis_1|267.1]]} ^{[[#_ref-JaneFrancis_2|267.2]]} ^{[[#_ref-JaneFrancis_3|267.3]]} [[Jane Francis]], Professor of Palaeoclimatology at the University of Leeds</li> <li id="_note-264">[[#_ref-264|↑]] [[Melissa Lane]], Senior University Lecturer in History at Cambridge University</li> <li id="_note-AlexanderBroadie">↑ ^{[[#_ref-AlexanderBroadie_0|269.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-AlexanderBroadie_1|269.1]]} [[Alexander Broadie]], Professor of Logic and Rhetoric at the University of Glasgow, author of ''The Scottish Enlightenment - The Historical Age of the Historical Nation''</li> <li id="_note-PeterForshaw">↑ ^{[[#_ref-PeterForshaw_0|270.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-PeterForshaw_1|270.1]]} ^{[[#_ref-PeterForshaw_2|270.2]]} ^{[[#_ref-PeterForshaw_3|270.3]]} [[Peter Forshaw]], Lecturer in Renaissance Philosophies at Birkbeck, University of London</li> <li id="_note-LaurenKassell">↑ ^{[[#_ref-LaurenKassell_0|271.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-LaurenKassell_1|271.1]]} [[Lauren Kassell]], Lecturer in the History and Philosophy of Science at the University of Cambridge</li> <li id="_note-JonathanSawday">↑ ^{[[#_ref-JonathanSawday_0|272.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-JonathanSawday_1|272.1]]} ^{[[#_ref-JonathanSawday_2|272.2]]} ^{[[#_ref-JonathanSawday_3|272.3]]} [[Jonathan Sawday]], Professor of English Studies at the University of Strathclyde</li> <li id="_note-265">[[#_ref-265|↑]] [[Fran Brearton]], Reader in English and Assistant Director of the Seamus Heaney Centre for Poetry at the University of Belfast</li> <li id="_note-AnneCurry">↑ ^{[[#_ref-AnneCurry_0|274.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-AnneCurry_1|274.1]]} [[Anne Curry]], Professor of Medieval History at Southampton University</li> <li id="_note-266">[[#_ref-266|↑]] [[Malcolm Vale]], Fellow and Tutor in History at St John's College, Oxford</li> <li id="_note-267">[[#_ref-267|↑]] [[Matthew Bennett (academic)|Matthew Bennett]] , Senior Lecturer at the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst</li> <li id="_note-CarolinCrawford">↑ ^{[[#_ref-CarolinCrawford_0|277.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-CarolinCrawford_1|277.1]]} ^{[[#_ref-CarolinCrawford_2|277.2]]} ^{[[#_ref-CarolinCrawford_3|277.3]]} ^{[[#_ref-CarolinCrawford_4|277.4]]} [[Carolin Crawford]], Royal Society University Research Fellow at the Institute of Astronomy, University of Cambridge</li> <li id="_note-SheilaRowan">↑ ^{[[#_ref-SheilaRowan_0|278.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-SheilaRowan_1|278.1]]} [[Sheila Rowan]], Professor in Experimental Physics in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Glasgow</li> <li id="_note-DinahBirch">↑ ^{[[#_ref-DinahBirch_0|279.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-DinahBirch_1|279.1]]} ^{[[#_ref-DinahBirch_2|279.2]]} ^{[[#_ref-DinahBirch_3|279.3]]} [[Dinah Birch]], Professor of English at the University of Liverpool</li> <li id="_note-RosemaryAshton">↑ ^{[[#_ref-RosemaryAshton_0|280.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-RosemaryAshton_1|280.1]]} [[Rosemary Ashton]], Quain Professor of English Language and Literature at University College London</li> <li id="_note-268">[[#_ref-268|↑]] [[Sarah Hutton]], Professor of English at the University of Wales, Aberystwyth</li> <li id="_note-269">[[#_ref-269|↑]] [[John Cottingham]], Professor of Philosophy at the University of Reading</li> <li id="_note-NickLowe">↑ ^{[[#_ref-NickLowe_0|283.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-NickLowe_1|283.1]]} [[Nick Lowe (classicist)|Nick Lowe]], Senior Lecturer in Classics at Royal Holloway, University of London</li> <li id="_note-EdithHall">↑ ^{[[#_ref-EdithHall_0|284.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-EdithHall_1|284.1]]} ^{[[#_ref-EdithHall_2|284.2]]} ^{[[#_ref-EdithHall_3|284.3]]} ^{[[#_ref-EdithHall_4|284.4]]} ^{[[#_ref-EdithHall_5|284.5]]} [[Edith Hall]], Professor of Drama and Classics at Royal Holloway, University of London, author of ''Inventing the Barbarian: Greek Self-Definition through Tragedy'' (Clarendon Press, 1991)</li> <li id="_note-270">[[#_ref-270|↑]] [[Maria Wyke]], Professor of Latin at University College London</li> <li id="_note-271">[[#_ref-271|↑]] [[Yangwen Zheng]], Lecturer in Modern Chinese History at the University of Manchester</li> <li id="_note-272">[[#_ref-272|↑]] [[Lars Laamann]], Research Fellow in Chinese History at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London</li> <li id="_note-273">[[#_ref-273|↑]] [[Xun Zhou (academic)|Xun Zhou]], Research Fellow in History at SOAS, University of London</li> <li id="_note-274">[[#_ref-274|↑]] [[John Blair (historian)|John Blair]], Fellow in History at The Queen's College, Oxford</li> <li id="_note-275">[[#_ref-275|↑]] [[Rosemary Cramp]], Emeritus Professor in Archaeology at Durham University</li> <li id="_note-SarahFoot">↑ ^{[[#_ref-SarahFoot_0|291.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-SarahFoot_1|291.1]]} ^{[[#_ref-SarahFoot_2|291.2]]} [[Sarah Foot]], Professor of Early Medieval History at Sheffield University</li> <li id="_note-276">[[#_ref-276|↑]] [[David Wilkinson (anaesthetist)|David Wilkinson]], Consultant Anaesthetist at St Bartholomew's Hospital in London and President of the History of Anaesthesia Society</li> <li id="_note-277">[[#_ref-277|↑]] [[Stephanie Snow]], Research Associate at the Centre for the History of Science, Technology & Medicine at the University of Manchester</li> <li id="_note-AnneHardy">↑ ^{[[#_ref-AnneHardy_0|294.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-AnneHardy_1|294.1]]} ^{[[#_ref-AnneHardy_2|294.2]]} Dr [[Anne Hardy (scientist)|Anne Hardy]], Reader in the History of Medicine at the Wellcome Trust Centre for the History of Medicine at University College London</li> <li id="_note-278">[[#_ref-278|↑]] [[Katharine Lerman]], Senior Lecturer in Modern European History at London Metropolitan University</li> <li id="_note-279">[[#_ref-279|↑]] [[Karen O'Brien]], Professor in English at the University of Warwick</li> <li id="_note-280">[[#_ref-280|↑]] [[Brean Hammond]], Professor of Modern English Literature at the University of Nottingham</li> <li id="_note-JohnDupr.C3.83.C2.A9">↑ ^{[[#_ref-JohnDupr.C3.83.C2.A9_0|298.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-JohnDupr.C3.83.C2.A9_1|298.1]]} [[John Dupré]], Professor of Philosophy of Science at Exeter University and director of Egenis, the ESRC Centre for Genomics in Society</li> <li id="_note-281">[[#_ref-281|↑]] [[Anne Glover (biologist)|Anne Glover]], Chief Scientific Advisor for Scotland and Professor of Molecular and Cell Biology at Aberdeen University</li> <li id="_note-282">[[#_ref-282|↑]] [[Andrew Mendelsohn]], Senior Lecturer in the History of Science and Medicine at Imperial College, University of London</li> <li id="_note-JimBennet">↑ ^{[[#_ref-JimBennet_0|301.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-JimBennet_1|301.1]]} [[Jim Bennet (historian)|Jim Bennett]], Director of the Museum of the History of Science and Fellow of Linacre College at the University of Oxford</li> <li id="_note-283">[[#_ref-283|↑]] [[Emily Winterburn]], Curator of Astronomy at the National Maritime Museum</li> <li id="_note-284">[[#_ref-284|↑]] [[Susan Jones]], Fellow and Tutor in English at St Hilda's College, Oxford</li> <li id="_note-285">[[#_ref-285|↑]] [[Robert Hampson (academic)|Robert Hampson]], Professor of Modern Literature at Royal Holloway, University of London</li> <li id="_note-286">[[#_ref-286|↑]] [[Laurence Davies]], Honorary Senior Research Fellow in English at Glasgow University and Visiting Professor of Comparative Literature at Dartmouth College, New Hampshire</li> <li id="_note-287">[[#_ref-287|↑]] [[Peter Jackson (historian)|Peter Jackson]], Professor of Medieval History at Keele University</li> <li id="_note-288">[[#_ref-288|↑]] [[Naomi Standen]], Lecturer in Chinese History at Newcastle University</li> <li id="_note-289">[[#_ref-289|↑]] [[George Lane (historian)|George Lane]], Lecturer in History at the School of Oriental and African Studies</li> <li id="_note-JackieStedall">↑ ^{[[#_ref-JackieStedall_0|309.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-JackieStedall_1|309.1]]} ^{[[#_ref-JackieStedall_2|309.2]]} [[Jackie Stedall]], Research Fellow in the History of Mathematics at Queen's College, Oxford</li> <li id="_note-290">[[#_ref-290|↑]] [[Serafina Cuomo]], Reader in the History of Science at Imperial College London</li> <li id="_note-291">[[#_ref-291|↑]] [[George Phillips (mathematician)|George Phillips]], Honorary Reader in Mathematics at St Andrews University</li> <li id="_note-292">[[#_ref-292|↑]] [[Nigel Aston]], Reader in Early Modern History at the University of Leicester</li> <li id="_note-293">[[#_ref-293|↑]] [[Simon Ditchfield]], Reader in History at the University of York</li> <li id="_note-EdwinWilliamson">↑ ^{[[#_ref-EdwinWilliamson_0|314.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-EdwinWilliamson_1|314.1]]} [[Edwin Williamson]], Professor of Spanish Studies at the University of Oxford</li> <li id="_note-294">[[#_ref-294|↑]] [[Efraín Kristal]], Professor of Comparative Literature at University of California, Los Angeles</li> <li id="_note-295">[[#_ref-295|↑]] [[Evelyn Fishburn]], Professor Emeritus at London Metropolitan University and Honorary Senior Research Fellow at University College London</li> <li id="_note-296">[[#_ref-296|↑]] [[Roger Crowley]], author and historian</li> <li id="_note-297">[[#_ref-297|↑]] [[Judith Herrin]], Professor of Late Antique and Byzantine Studies at King's College London</li> <li id="_note-298">[[#_ref-298|↑]] [[Colin Imber]], formerly Reader in Turkish at Manchester University</li> <li id="_note-299">[[#_ref-299|↑]] [[Margaret Kean]], Tutor and Fellow in English at St Hilda's College, Oxford</li> <li id="_note-300">[[#_ref-300|↑]] [[George Gheverghese Joseph]], Honorary Reader in Mathematics Education at Manchester University</li> <li id="_note-ColvaRoney-Dougal">↑ ^{[[#_ref-ColvaRoney-Dougal_0|322.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-ColvaRoney-Dougal_1|322.1]]} [[Colva Roney-Dougal]], Lecturer in Pure Mathematics at the University of St Andrews</li> <li id="_note-301">[[#_ref-301|↑]] [[Dennis Almeida]], Lecturer in Mathematics Education at Exeter University and the Open University</li> <li id="_note-IwanMorus">↑ ^{[[#_ref-IwanMorus_0|324.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-IwanMorus_1|324.1]]} [[Iwan Morus]], Senior Lecturer in the History of Science at The University of Wales, Aberystwyth</li> <li id="_note-MirandaFricker">↑ ^{[[#_ref-MirandaFricker_0|325.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-MirandaFricker_1|325.1]]} ^{[[#_ref-MirandaFricker_2|325.2]]} [[Miranda Fricker]], Senior Lecturer in the School of Philosophy at Birkbeck College, University of London</li> <li id="_note-302">[[#_ref-302|↑]] [[Caroline Barron]], Professorial Research Fellow at Royal Holloway, University of London</li> <li id="_note-303">[[#_ref-303|↑]] [[Alastair Dunn]], author of ''The Peasants' Revolt - England's Failed Revolution of 1381''</li> <li id="_note-JimMcLaverty">↑ ^{[[#_ref-JimMcLaverty_0|328.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-JimMcLaverty_1|328.1]]} [[Jim McLaverty]], Professor of English at Keele University</li> <li id="_note-304">[[#_ref-304|↑]] [[Valerie Rumbold]], Reader in English Literature at Birmingham University</li> <li id="_note-305">[[#_ref-305|↑]] [[June Barrow-Green]], Lecturer in the History of Mathematics at the Open University</li> <li id="_note-JudithHawley">↑ ^{[[#_ref-JudithHawley_0|331.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-JudithHawley_1|331.1]]} ^{[[#_ref-JudithHawley_2|331.2]]} ^{[[#_ref-JudithHawley_3|331.3]]} [[Judith Hawley]], Senior Lecturer in English at Royal Holloway, University of London</li> <li id="_note-306">[[#_ref-306|↑]] [[Caroline Warman]], Fellow and Tutor in French at Jesus College, Oxford</li> <li id="_note-DavidWootton">↑ ^{[[#_ref-DavidWootton_0|333.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-DavidWootton_1|333.1]]} ^{[[#_ref-DavidWootton_2|333.2]]} ^{[[#_ref-DavidWootton_3|333.3]]} ^{[[#_ref-DavidWootton_4|333.4]]} ^{[[#_ref-DavidWootton_5|333.5]]} [[David Wootton]], Anniversary Professor of History at the University of York</li> <li id="_note-ChrisCullen">↑ ^{[[#_ref-ChrisCullen_0|334.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-ChrisCullen_1|334.1]]} ^{[[#_ref-ChrisCullen_2|334.2]]} Dr [[Chris Cullen]], Director of the Needham Research Institute at Cambridge University</li> <li id="_note-307">[[#_ref-307|↑]] [[Tim Barrett (historian)|Tim Barrett]], Professor of East Asian History at the School of Oriental And African Studies (SOAS), University of London</li> <li id="_note-308">[[#_ref-308|↑]] [[Frances Wood]], Head of Chinese Collections at the British Library</li> <li id="_note-309">[[#_ref-309|↑]] [[David Bagchi]], Lecturer in the History of Christian Thought at the University of Hull</li> <li id="_note-310">[[#_ref-310|↑]] Reverend Dr [[Charlotte Methuen]], Lecturer in Reformation History at the University of Oxford</li> <li id="_note-AmiraBennison">↑ ^{[[#_ref-AmiraBennison_0|339.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-AmiraBennison_1|339.1]]} [[Amira Bennison]], Senior Lecturer in Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies at the University of Cambridge</li> <li id="_note-311">[[#_ref-311|↑]] [[Peter Adamson (philosopher)|Peter Adamson]], Reader in Philosophy at King's College London</li> <li id="_note-312">[[#_ref-312|↑]] [[Jason Wilson]], Professor of Latin American Literature at University College London</li> <li id="_note-PatriciaFara">↑ ^{[[#_ref-PatriciaFara_0|342.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-PatriciaFara_1|342.1]]} ^{[[#_ref-PatriciaFara_2|342.2]]} ^{[[#_ref-PatriciaFara_3|342.3]]} [[Patricia Fara]], Affiliated Lecturer in the History and Philosophy of Science, Cambridge University, Fellow of Clare College and author of ''Newton: the Making of Genius''</li> <li id="_note-313">[[#_ref-313|↑]] [[Jim Secord]], Professor in the Department of History and Philosophy of Science at the University of Cambridge and Director of the Darwin Correspondence Project</li> <li id="_note-314">[[#_ref-314|↑]] [[Julie Sanders]], Professor of English Literature and Drama at the University of Nottingham</li> <li id="_note-315">[[#_ref-315|↑]] [[John Edwards (historian)|John Edwards]], Research Fellow in Spanish at the University of Oxford</li> <li id="_note-AlexanderMurray">↑ ^{[[#_ref-AlexanderMurray_0|346.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-AlexanderMurray_1|346.1]]} [[Alexander Murray (medievalist)|Alexander Murray]], Medieval historian and Emeritus Fellow in History at University College, Oxford</li> <li id="_note-316">[[#_ref-316|↑]] [[Michael Alpert]], Emeritus Professor in Modern and Contemporary History of Spain at the University of Westminster</li> <li id="_note-317">[[#_ref-317|↑]] [[Ken Teo]], Royal Academy of Engineering Research Fellow at Cambridge University</li> <li id="_note-318">[[#_ref-318|↑]] Dr [[Celeste-Marie Bernier]], Lecturer in American Studies at the University of Nottingham</li> <li id="_note-319">[[#_ref-319|↑]] Dr [[Sarah Meer]], Lecturer and Director of Studies in English at Selwyn College, University of Cambridge</li> <li id="_note-320">[[#_ref-320|↑]] Dr [[Clive Webb]], Reader in American History at the University of Sussex</li> <li id="_note-321">[[#_ref-321|↑]] [[Fay Bound Alberti]], Research Fellow at the Wellcome Unit for the History of Medicine at the University of Manchester</li> <li id="_note-322">[[#_ref-322|↑]] [[Ruth Tatlow]], Lecturer in Music Theory at the University of Stockholm</li> <li id="_note-JulietteWood">↑ ^{[[#_ref-JulietteWood_0|354.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-JulietteWood_1|354.1]]} ^{[[#_ref-JulietteWood_2|354.2]]} ^{[[#_ref-JulietteWood_3|354.3]]} ^{[[#_ref-JulietteWood_4|354.4]]} Dr [[Juliette Wood]], Associate Lecturer in the Department of Welsh at the University College of Wales in Cardiff and Secretary of the Folklore Society</li> <li id="_note-323">[[#_ref-323|↑]] [[Diane Purkiss]], Fellow and Tutor of English at Keble College, Oxford</li> <li id="_note-324">[[#_ref-324|↑]] [[Nicola Bown]], Lecturer in Victorian Studies at Birkbeck, University of London</li> <li id="_note-KristenLippincott">↑ ^{[[#_ref-KristenLippincott_0|357.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-KristenLippincott_1|357.1]]} [[Kristen Lippincott]], Deputy Director of the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich</li> <li id="_note-325">[[#_ref-325|↑]] [[Hermione Hobhouse]], Architectural Historian and Writer</li> <li id="_note-326">[[#_ref-326|↑]] [[Nadja Durbach]], Associate Professor of History at the University of Utah</li> <li id="_note-ChrisDye">↑ ^{[[#_ref-ChrisDye_0|360.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-ChrisDye_1|360.1]]} Dr [[Chris Dye]], Co-ordinator of the World Health Organisation's work on tuberculosis epidemiology</li> <li id="_note-327">[[#_ref-327|↑]] [[Sanjoy Bhattacharya]], Lecturer in the Wellcome Trust Centre for the History of Medicine at University College London</li> <li id="_note-328">[[#_ref-328|↑]] [[Sheridan Gilley]], Emeritus Reader in Theology at the University of Durham</li> <li id="_note-329">[[#_ref-329|↑]] [[Frances Knight]], Senior Lecturer in Church History at the University of Wales, Lampeter</li> <li id="_note-330">[[#_ref-330|↑]] [[Simon Skinner]], Fellow and Tutor in History at Balliol College, Oxford</li> <li id="_note-331">[[#_ref-331|↑]] [[Sarah Colvin]], Professor of German at the University of Edinburgh</li> <li id="_note-332">[[#_ref-332|↑]] [[W. Daniel Wilson]], Professor of German at Royal Holloway, University of London</li> <li id="_note-333">[[#_ref-333|↑]] [[Matthew Innes]], Professor of History at Birkbeck, University of London</li> <li id="_note-334">[[#_ref-334|↑]] [[Julia Smith (historian)|Julia Smith]], Edwards Professor of Medieval History at Glasgow University</li> <li id="_note-335">[[#_ref-335|↑]] [[Mary Garrison]], Lecturer in History at the University of York</li> <li id="_note-StephenPumfrey">↑ ^{[[#_ref-StephenPumfrey_0|370.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-StephenPumfrey_1|370.1]]} ^{[[#_ref-StephenPumfrey_2|370.2]]} [[Stephen Pumfrey]], Senior Lecturer in the History of Science at the University of Lancaster</li> <li id="_note-336">[[#_ref-336|↑]] [[Barry Ife]], Cervantes Professor Emeritus at King's College London</li> <li id="_note-337">[[#_ref-337|↑]] [[Jane Whetnall]], Senior Lecturer in Hispanic Studies at Queen Mary, University of London</li> <li id="_note-338">[[#_ref-338|↑]] [[Raymond Flood]], Lecturer in Computing Studies and Mathematics at Kellogg College, Oxford</li> <li id="_note-339">[[#_ref-339|↑]] [[Mark Vernon]], Visiting Lecturer in Philosophy at Syracuse University and London Metropolitan University</li> <li id="_note-340">[[#_ref-340|↑]] [[Janet Hartley]], Professor of International History at the London School of Economics</li> <li id="_note-341">[[#_ref-341|↑]] [[Simon Dixon]], Professor of Modern History at the University of Leeds</li> <li id="_note-342">[[#_ref-342|↑]] [[Tony Lentin]], Professor of History at the Open University</li> <li id="_note-343">[[#_ref-343|↑]] [[Fred Spoor]], Professor of Evolutionary Anatomy at University College London</li> <li id="_note-344">[[#_ref-344|↑]] [[Margaret Clegg]], Honorary Research Fellow in the Department of Biological Anthropology at University College London</li> <li id="_note-CarolyneLarrington">↑ ^{[[#_ref-CarolyneLarrington_0|380.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-CarolyneLarrington_1|380.1]]} ^{[[#_ref-CarolyneLarrington_2|380.2]]} Dr [[Carolyne Larrington]], Tutor in Medieval English at St John's College, Oxford</li> <li id="_note-345">[[#_ref-345|↑]] [[Ardis Butterfield]], Reader in English at University College London</li> <li id="_note-346">[[#_ref-346|↑]] [[Kevin Sharpe]], Professor of Renaissance Studies at Queen Mary, University of London</li> <li id="_note-347">[[#_ref-347|↑]] [[Ann Hughes]], Professor of Early Modern History at the University of Keele</li> <li id="_note-348">[[#_ref-348|↑]] [[Joad Raymond]], Professor of English Literature at the University of East Anglia</li> <li id="_note-BarrySmith">↑ ^{[[#_ref-BarrySmith_0|385.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-BarrySmith_1|385.1]]} [[Barry Smith (philosopher)|Barry Smith]], Senior Lecturer in Philosophy at Birkbeck College, University of London</li> <li id="_note-349">[[#_ref-349|↑]] [[Kathleen Lennon]], Senior Lecturer in Philosophy at the University of Hull</li> <li id="_note-350">[[#_ref-350|↑]] [[Alan Sommerstein]], Professor of Greek at the University of Nottingham</li> <li id="_note-ThomasHealy">↑ ^{[[#_ref-ThomasHealy_0|388.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-ThomasHealy_1|388.1]]} ^{[[#_ref-ThomasHealy_2|388.2]]} ^{[[#_ref-ThomasHealy_3|388.3]]} ^{[[#_ref-ThomasHealy_4|388.4]]} [[Thomas Healy]], Professor of Renaissance Studies at Birkbeck College, University of London</li> <li id="_note-ValeryRees">↑ ^{[[#_ref-ValeryRees_0|389.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-ValeryRees_1|389.1]]} ^{[[#_ref-ValeryRees_2|389.2]]} [[Valery Rees]], Renaissance scholar and senior member of the Language Department at the School of Economic Science, a translator of Ficino's letters</li> <li id="_note-351">[[#_ref-351|↑]] [[Sarah Richardson]], Senior Lecturer in History at the University of Warwick</li> <li id="_note-352">[[#_ref-352|↑]] [[Jon Agar]], Lecturer in the History and Philosophy of Science at the University of Cambridge</li> <li id="_note-353">[[#_ref-353|↑]] [[Alison Adam]], Professor of Information Systems at Salford University</li> <li id="_note-AnnabelBrett">↑ ^{[[#_ref-AnnabelBrett_0|393.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-AnnabelBrett_1|393.1]]} ^{[[#_ref-AnnabelBrett_2|393.2]]} [[Annabel Brett]], Fellow of Gonville and Caius and Senior Lecturer in Political Thought and Intellectual History at the University of Cambridge, editor with Quentin Skinner of ''Liberty, Right and Nature'' (Cambridge University Press).</li> <li id="_note-HenriettaLeyser">↑ ^{[[#_ref-HenriettaLeyser_0|394.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-HenriettaLeyser_1|394.1]]} ^{[[#_ref-HenriettaLeyser_2|394.2]]} [[Henrietta Leyser]], Medieval Historian and Fellow of St Peter's College, Oxford</li> <li id="_note-354">[[#_ref-354|↑]] [[Miriam Griffin]], Fellow of Somerville College, Oxford</li> <li id="_note-355">[[#_ref-355|↑]] [[John Moles]], Professor of Latin at the University of Newcastle</li> <li id="_note-356">[[#_ref-356|↑]] [[Steven Gunn (historian)|Steven Gunn]], Lecturer in Modern History at Oxford University</li> <li id="_note-PennyRoberts">↑ ^{[[#_ref-PennyRoberts_0|398.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-PennyRoberts_1|398.1]]} [[Penny Roberts]], Senior Lecturer in History at the University of Warwick</li> <li id="_note-357">[[#_ref-357|↑]] [[Katherine Duncan-Jones]], Senior Research Fellow in the English Faculty of Oxford University</li> <li id="_note-358">[[#_ref-358|↑]] [[Emma Smith (academic)|Emma Smith]], Lecturer in English at Oxford University</li> <li id="_note-359">[[#_ref-359|↑]] [[Simon Kelley]], Head of Department in the Department of Earth Sciences at the Open University</li> <li id="_note-360">[[#_ref-360|↑]] [[Charles Hope (historian)|Charles Hope]], Director of the Warburg Institute and Professor of the History of the Classical Tradition at the University of London</li> <li id="_note-EvelynWelch">↑ ^{[[#_ref-EvelynWelch_0|403.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-EvelynWelch_1|403.1]]} [[Evelyn Welch]], Professor of Renaissance Studies at Queen Mary, University of London and author of ''Art in Renaissance Italy, 1350-1500''</li> <li id="_note-361">[[#_ref-361|↑]] [[Marcus Walsh]], Kenneth Allott Professor of English Literature at the University of Liverpool</li> <li id="_note-RobertKaplan">↑ ^{[[#_ref-RobertKaplan_0|405.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-RobertKaplan_1|405.1]]} ^{[[#_ref-RobertKaplan_2|405.2]]} ^{[[#_ref-RobertKaplan_3|405.3]]} [[Robert Kaplan (mathematician)|Robert Kaplan]], Co-founder of ''[[Mathcircle|The Math Circle]]'' at Harvard University, author of ''The Nothing That Is: A Natural History of Zero'' (Oxford University Press, 2001) and co-author of ''The Art of the Infinite: Our Lost Language of Numbers'' (Allen Lane, 2003)</li> <li id="_note-362">[[#_ref-362|↑]] [[Mike Broers]], Lecturer in Modern History at the University of Oxford and Fellow of Lady Margaret Hall</li> <li id="_note-363">[[#_ref-363|↑]] [[Rebecca Spang]], Lecturer in Modern History at University College London</li> <li id="_note-364">[[#_ref-364|↑]] [[Susan James]], Professor of Philosophy at Birkbeck College, University of London</li> <li id="_note-365">[[#_ref-365|↑]] [[Michael Clanchy]], Emeritus Professor of Medieval History at the Institute of Historical Research</li> <li id="_note-366">[[#_ref-366|↑]] [[David Moore (scientist)|David Moore]], Director of the Medical Research Council Institute of Hearing Research at the University of Nottingham</li> <li id="_note-367">[[#_ref-367|↑]] [[Gemma Calvert]], Reader in Cognitive Neuroscience at the University of Bath</li> <li id="_note-368">[[#_ref-368|↑]] [[Philip Hardie]], Corpus Christi Professor of Latin at the University of Oxford</li> <li id="_note-CatharineEdwards">↑ ^{[[#_ref-CatharineEdwards_0|413.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-CatharineEdwards_1|413.1]]} [[Catharine Edwards (classicist)|Catharine Edwards]], Senior Lecturer in Classics and Ancient History at Birkbeck College, University of London</li> <li id="_note-369">[[#_ref-369|↑]] [[Tim Champion]], Professor of Archaeology at the University of Southampton</li> <li id="_note-370">[[#_ref-370|↑]] [[Richard Parkinson]], Assistant Keeper in the Department of Ancient Egypt and Sudan at the British Museum</li> <li id="_note-RichardGameson">↑ ^{[[#_ref-RichardGameson_0|416.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-RichardGameson_1|416.1]]} ^{[[#_ref-RichardGameson_2|416.2]]} Dr [[Richard Gameson]], Reader in Medieval History at Kent University and he is also editor of ''St Augustine and the Conversion of England'' (Sutton Publishing, 1999)</li> <li id="_note-JohnHines">↑ ^{[[#_ref-JohnHines_0|417.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-JohnHines_1|417.1]]} [[John Hines]], Professor in the School of History and Archaeology at Cardiff University</li> <li id="_note-371">[[#_ref-371|↑]] [[Keith Hanley]], Professor of English Literature and Director of the Ruskin Programme at Lancaster University</li> <li id="_note-372">[[#_ref-372|↑]] [[Stefan Collini]], Professor of Intellectual History and English Literature at the University of Cambridge</li> <li id="_note-373">[[#_ref-373|↑]] [[John Haldane (philosopher)|John Haldane]], Professor of Philosophy at the University of St Andrews</li> <li id="_note-374">[[#_ref-374|↑]] [[Steve Connor]], Professor of Modern Literature at Birkbeck, University of London</li> <li id="_note-375">[[#_ref-375|↑]] [[Laura Marcus]], Professor of English at the University of Sussex</li> <li id="_note-376">[[#_ref-376|↑]] [[David Sedley]], Laurence Professor of Ancient Philosophy at the University of Cambridge</li> <li id="_note-377">[[#_ref-377|↑]] [[Sue James]], Professor of Philosophy at Birkbeck, University of London</li> <li id="_note-378">[[#_ref-378|↑]] [[Dominic Lieven]], Professor of Russian Government at the London School of Economics</li> <li id="_note-CatrionaKelly">↑ ^{[[#_ref-CatrionaKelly_0|426.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-CatrionaKelly_1|426.1]]} [[Catriona Kelly]], Professor of Russian at Oxford University</li> <li id="_note-GregWoolf">↑ ^{[[#_ref-GregWoolf_0|427.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-GregWoolf_1|427.1]]} [[Greg Woolf]], Professor of Ancient History at St Andrews University</li> <li id="_note-379">[[#_ref-379|↑]] [[Catherine Steel]], Lecturer in Classics at the University of Glasgow.</li> <li id="_note-380">[[#_ref-380|↑]] [[Osman Durrani]], Professor of German at the University of Kent at Canterbury</li> <li id="_note-BrettKahr">↑ ^{[[#_ref-BrettKahr_0|430.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-BrettKahr_1|430.1]]} [[Brett Kahr]], Senior Clinical Research Fellow in Psychotherapy and Mental Health at the Centre for Child Mental Health in London and a practising Freudian</li> <li id="_note-MichelleBrown">↑ ^{[[#_ref-MichelleBrown_0|431.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-MichelleBrown_1|431.1]]} Dr [[Michelle Brown]], Curator of Illuminated Manuscripts at the British Library and author of ''A Guide to Western Historical Scripts: From Antiquity to 1600'' (British Library Publishing, 1990)</li> <li id="_note-381">[[#_ref-381|↑]] [[David Wark (physicist)|David Wark]], Professor of Experimental Physics at Imperial College London and the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory</li> <li id="_note-382">[[#_ref-382|↑]] [[Vesta Sarkhosh Curtis]], Curator of Ancient Iranian Coins in the Department of Coins and Medals at the British Museum</li> <li id="_note-383">[[#_ref-383|↑]] [[Farrokh Vajifdar]], Fellow of the Royal Asiatic Society and a life-long student of Zoroastrianism</li> <li id="_note-384">[[#_ref-384|↑]] [[Alan Williams (theologian)|Alan Williams]], Senior Lecturer in Comparative Religion at the University of Manchester</li> <li id="_note-385">[[#_ref-385|↑]] [[Ceri Sullivan]], Senior Lecturer in English at the University of Wales, Bangor</li> <li id="_note-AlisonRowlands">↑ ^{[[#_ref-AlisonRowlands_0|437.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-AlisonRowlands_1|437.1]]} [[Alison Rowlands]], Senior Lecturer in European History at the University of Essex</li> <li id="_note-386">[[#_ref-386|↑]] [[Malcolm Gaskill]], Fellow and Director of Studies in History at Churchill College, Cambridge</li> <li id="_note-CarolMichaelson">↑ ^{[[#_ref-CarolMichaelson_0|439.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-CarolMichaelson_1|439.1]]} [[Carol Michaelson]], Assistant Keeper of Chinese Art in the Department of Oriental Antiquities at the British Museum</li> <li id="_note-387">[[#_ref-387|↑]] [[Roel Sterckx]], Lecturer in Chinese Studies at the University of Cambridge</li> <li id="_note-388">[[#_ref-388|↑]] [[Benedict O'Donohoe]], Principal Lecturer in French at the University of the West of England and Secretary of the UK Society for Sartrean Studies</li> <li id="_note-389">[[#_ref-389|↑]] [[Christina Howells]], Professor of French at the University of Oxford and a Fellow of Wadham College</li> <li id="_note-AmandaVickery">↑ ^{[[#_ref-AmandaVickery_0|443.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-AmandaVickery_1|443.1]]} [[Amanda Vickery]], Reader in History at Royal Holloway, University of London and author of ''The Gentleman's Daughter: Women's Lives in Georgian England'' (Yale Nota Bene, 2003)</li> <li id="_note-390">[[#_ref-390|↑]] [[Linda Partridge]], Biology and Biotechnology Research Council Professor at University College London</li> <li id="_note-391">[[#_ref-391|↑]] [[John Watts (historian)|John Watts]], Fellow and Tutor in Modern History at Corpus Christie College, Oxford</li> <li id="_note-392">[[#_ref-392|↑]] [[Carol Berkin]], Professor of History at The City University of New York and author of ''A Brilliant Solution: Inventing the American Constitution'' (Harcourt, 2002)</li> <li id="_note-393">[[#_ref-393|↑]] [[Simon Middleton]], Lecturer in American History at the University of East Anglia</li> <li id="_note-394">[[#_ref-394|↑]] [[Colin Bonwick]], Professor Emeritus in American History at Keele University</li> <li id="_note-MurrayPittock">↑ ^{[[#_ref-MurrayPittock_0|449.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-MurrayPittock_1|449.1]]} [[Murray Pittock]], Professor of Scottish and Romantic Literature at the University of Manchester</li> <li id="_note-395">[[#_ref-395|↑]] [[Irving Finkel]], Curator in the Department of the Ancient Near East at the British Museum</li> <li id="_note-PaulMurdin">↑ ^{[[#_ref-PaulMurdin_0|451.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-PaulMurdin_1|451.1]]} [[Paul Murdin]], Senior Fellow at the Institute of Astronomy, Cambridge</li> <li id="_note-396">[[#_ref-396|↑]] [[Hugh R. A. Jones]], Planet hunter and Reader in Astrophysics at Liverpool John Moores University</li> <li id="_note-397">[[#_ref-397|↑]] [[Sarah Barber]], Senior Lecturer in History at Lancaster University</li> <li id="_note-HuwBowen">↑ ^{[[#_ref-HuwBowen_0|454.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-HuwBowen_1|454.1]]} [[Huw Bowen]], Senior Lecturer in Economic and Social History at the University of Leicester</li> <li id="_note-398">[[#_ref-398|↑]] [[James Walvin]], Professor of History at the University of York and author of ''Fruits of Empire: Exotic Produce and British Taste, 1660-1800'' (Macmillan, 1997)</li> <li id="_note-399">[[#_ref-399|↑]] [[Rachel Bowlby]], Professor of English at the University of York who has written the introduction to the new Penguin translation of Sigmund Freud and Joseph Breuer's ''Studies in Hysteria'' (Penguin, 2004)</li> <li id="_note-400">[[#_ref-400|↑]] [[Jennifer Wallace]], Director of Studies in English at Peterhouse, Cambridge</li> <li id="_note-401">[[#_ref-401|↑]] [[Griselda Pollock]], Professor of Art History at the University of Leeds</li> <li id="_note-402">[[#_ref-402|↑]] Dr [[Vivienne Lo]], Lecturer at the Wellcome Trust Centre for the History of Medicine</li> <li id="_note-403">[[#_ref-403|↑]] Dr [[Val Gibson]], Particle physicist from the Cavendish Laboratory and Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge</li> <li id="_note-404">[[#_ref-404|↑]] [[Charlotte Roueché]], historian of late antiquity at Kings College London</li> <li id="_note-405">[[#_ref-405|↑]] [[David Womersley]], Fellow and Tutor at Jesus College, Oxford and editor of Edward Gibbon's ''The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire'' (Penguin, 2000)</li> <li id="_note-406">[[#_ref-406|↑]] [[Richard Alston (classicist)|Richard Alston]], Lecturer in Classics at Royal Holloway, University of London</li> <li id="_note-407">[[#_ref-407|↑]] [[Heather O'Donoghue]], Vigfusson Rausing Reader in Ancient Icelandic Literature in the Department of English at Oxford University</li> <li id="_note-408">[[#_ref-408|↑]] Professor [[V S Ramachandran]], Director of the Center for Brain and Cognition at the University of California, San Diego</li> <li id="_note-409">[[#_ref-409|↑]] [[Mark Solms]], Professor of Neuropsychology at the University of Cape Town</li> <li id="_note-MartinConway">↑ ^{[[#_ref-MartinConway_0|467.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-MartinConway_1|467.1]]} [[Martin Conway (psychologist)|Martin Conway]], Professor of Psychology at the University of Durham</li> <li id="_note-410">[[#_ref-410|↑]] [[Sanjay Subrahmanyam]], Professor of Indian History and Culture at the University of Oxford</li> <li id="_note-411">[[#_ref-411|↑]] [[Susan Stronge]], Curator in the Asian Department of the Victoria and Albert Museum, London</li> <li id="_note-412">[[#_ref-412|↑]] [[Chandrika Kaul]], Lecturer in Imperial History at the University of St Andrews</li> <li id="_note-413">[[#_ref-413|↑]] [[Annie Janowitz]], Professor of Romantic Poetry at Queen Mary, University of London</li> <li id="_note-414">[[#_ref-414|↑]] [[Peter de Bolla]], Lecturer in English at the University of Cambridge</li> <li id="_note-415">[[#_ref-415|↑]] Professor [[Fred Piper]], Director of the Information Security Group at Royal Holloway, University of London and co-author of ''Cryptography: A Very Short Introduction'' (co-written with Sean Murphy, Oxford Paperbacks, 2002)</li> <li id="_note-SandyKnapp">↑ ^{[[#_ref-SandyKnapp_0|474.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-SandyKnapp_1|474.1]]} [[Sandy Knapp]], Senior Botanist at the Natural History Museum</li> <li id="_note-416">[[#_ref-416|↑]] [[Rosalind Thomas]], Professor of Greek History at Royal Holloway, University of London</li> <li id="_note-417">[[#_ref-417|↑]] [[Marie McGinn]], Senior Lecturer in Philosophy at the University of York</li> <li id="_note-418">[[#_ref-418|↑]] [[Mark Greengrass]], Professor of History at the University of Sheffield</li> <li id="_note-419">[[#_ref-419|↑]] [[Hazel Rymer]], Senior Lecturer in the Department of Earth Sciences at the Open University</li> <li id="_note-420">[[#_ref-420|↑]] [[Lyn Pykett]], Professor of English and Pro-Vice Chancellor at the University of Wales, Aberystwyth</li> <li id="_note-421">[[#_ref-421|↑]] [[Thomas Hahn]], Professor of English Literature at the University of Rochester, New York</li> <li id="_note-422">[[#_ref-422|↑]] [[Sarah Rees]], Reader in Pure Mathematics at the University of Newcastle</li> <li id="_note-423">[[#_ref-423|↑]] [[Virginia Nicholson]], author of ''Among the Bohemians: Experiments in Living 1900-1939'' (Viking, 2002. Paperback will be published by Penguin, November 2003)</li> <li id="_note-424">[[#_ref-424|↑]] [[Peter Harman]], Professor of the History of Science at Lancaster University and editor of ''The Scientific Letters and Papers of James Clerk Maxwell'' (3 volumes, Cambridge University Press, 1990, 1995, 2002)</li> <li id="_note-425">[[#_ref-425|↑]] [[Joanna Haigh]], Professor of Atmospheric Physics at Imperial College London</li> <li id="_note-426">[[#_ref-426|↑]] [[Marina Benjamin]], journalist and author of ''Living at the End of the World'' (Picador, 1999)</li> <li id="_note-KarenEdwards">↑ ^{[[#_ref-KarenEdwards_0|486.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-KarenEdwards_1|486.1]]} [[Karen Edwards]], Lecturer in English at the University of Exeter</li> <li id="_note-427">[[#_ref-427|↑]] [[Hilary Downes]], Professor of Geochemistry at Birkbeck, University of London</li> <li id="_note-428">[[#_ref-428|↑]] [[Steve Self (vulcanologist)|Steve Self]], Professor of Vulcanology at the Open University</li> <li id="_note-429">[[#_ref-429|↑]] [[Rosemary Sweet]], Lecturer in History at the University of Leicester</li> <li id="_note-430">[[#_ref-430|↑]] [[Jenny Uglow]], Honorary Visiting Professor at the University of Warwick and author of ''The Lunar Men: The Friends who Made the Future'' (Faber and Faber, 2002)</li> <li id="_note-431">[[#_ref-431|↑]] [[Peter Jones (historian)|Peter Jones]], Professor of French History at the University of Birmingham</li> <li id="_note-432">[[#_ref-432|↑]] [[Mike Kopelman]], Professor of Neuropsychiatry at King's College London and St Thomas' Hospital</li> <li id="_note-433">[[#_ref-433|↑]] [[Kim Graham (scientist)|Kim Graham]], Senior Scientist at the Medical Research Council's Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit</li> <li id="_note-434">[[#_ref-434|↑]] [[Jonathan Riley-Smith]], Dixie Professor of Ecclesiastical History at Cambridge University</li> <li id="_note-435">[[#_ref-435|↑]] [[Stana Nenadic]], Senior Lecturer in Social History at Edinburgh University</li> <li id="_note-436">[[#_ref-436|↑]] [[Allan Macinnes]], Burnett-Fletcher Professor of History at Aberdeen University</li> <li id="_note-437">[[#_ref-437|↑]] [[Tim Whitmarsh]], Lecturer in Hellenistic Literature at Exeter University</li> <li id="_note-438">[[#_ref-438|↑]] [[Deborah Thom]], Lecturer in History at Robinson College, Cambridge</li> <li id="_note-439">[[#_ref-439|↑]] Dr [[Robert Fraser (critic)|Robert Fraser]], Senior Research Fellow in the Literature Department at the Open University and author of ''Proust and the Victorians'' (Palgrave Macmillan, 1994)</li> <li id="_note-440">[[#_ref-440|↑]] [[Helen Graham (professor)|Helen Graham]], Professor of Spanish History at Royal Holloway, University of London</li> <li id="_note-441">[[#_ref-441|↑]] Dr [[Mary Vincent]], Senior Lecturer in the Department of History at Sheffield University</li> <li id="_note-442">[[#_ref-442|↑]] [[Phil Charles]], Professor of Astronomy at Southampton University</li> <li id="_note-443">[[#_ref-443|↑]] Professor [[Catherine Belsey]], Chair of the Centre for Critical and Cultural Theory at Cardiff University</li> <li id="_note-JanetSoskice">↑ ^{[[#_ref-JanetSoskice_0|504.0]]} ^{[[#_ref-JanetSoskice_1|504.1]]} [[Janet Soskice]], Reader in Modern Theology and Philosophical Theology at Cambridge University</li> <li id="_note-444">[[#_ref-444|↑]] [[Stephen Mulhall]], Fellow and Tutor in Philosophy at Oxford University</li> <li id="_note-445">[[#_ref-445|↑]] [[Vladimir Jankovic]], Wellcome Research Lecturer at the Centre for the History of Science, Technology and Medicine at Manchester University and author of ''Reading the Skies'' (Manchester University Press, 2001)</li> <li id="_note-446">[[#_ref-446|↑]] [[Richard Hamblyn]], writer and author of ''The Invention of Clouds'' (Picador, 2002)</li> <li id="_note-447">[[#_ref-447|↑]] [[Liba Taub]], Director of the Whipple Museum of the History of Science at Cambridge University and author of a new book called ''Ancient Meteorology'' (Routledge)</li> <li id="_note-448">[[#_ref-448|↑]] [[Adrian Locke]], co-curator of the Aztecs exhibition currently at the Royal Academy of Arts</li> <li id="_note-449">[[#_ref-449|↑]] [[Elizabeth Graham (academic)|Elizabeth Graham]], Senior Lecturer in Mesoamerican Archaeology at University College London</li> <li id="_note-450">[[#_ref-450|↑]] Professor [[Clare Lees]], Professor of Medieval Literature at King's College London and author of ''Tradition and Belief: Religious Writing in Late Anglo-Saxon England'' (University of Minnesota Press, 1999)</li> <li id="_note-451">[[#_ref-451|↑]] [[Robert Poole (historian)|Robert Poole]], Reader in History at St Martin's College Lancaster and author of ''Time's Alteration, Calendar Reform in Early Modern England''</li> <li id="_note-452">[[#_ref-452|↑]] [[David Bradley (epidemiologist)|David Bradley]], Professor of Tropical Hygiene at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine</li> <li id="_note-453">[[#_ref-453|↑]] [[Karen O'Brien]], Reader in English and American Literature at the University of Warwick</li> <li id="_note-454">[[#_ref-454|↑]] Dr [[Susan Stuart]], Lecturer in Philosophy of Mind at the University of Glasgow.</li> <li id="_note-455">[[#_ref-455|↑]] [[Steven Mithen]], Professor of Early Prehistory at the University of Reading.</li> <li id="_note-456">[[#_ref-456|↑]] [[Mehri Niknam]], Executive Director of the Maimonides Foundation, a joint Jewish-Muslim Interfaith Foundation in London.</li> <li id="_note-457">[[#_ref-457|↑]] [[Philip Maurice Davis]], Reader in English Literature at the University of Liverpool and author of ''The Victorians'', a volume of the ''New Oxford English Literary History'' (Oxford University Press 2002)</li> <li id="_note-458">[[#_ref-458|↑]] [[Adrian Tinniswood]], Architectural historian and author of ''Visions of Power and His Invention So Fertile - a Life of Christopher Wren'', (Pimlico, ISBN 0712673644)</li> <li id="_note-459">[[#_ref-459|↑]] [[Gavin Stamp]], Senior Lecturer, Mackintosh School of Architecture, Glasgow School of Art</li> <li id="_note-460">[[#_ref-460|↑]] [[Gillian Darley]], Architectural historian and biographer of ''John Soane, An Accidental Romantic'' (Yale University Press; ISBN 0300086954)</li> <li id="_note-461">[[#_ref-461|↑]] [[Sally Alexander]], Professor of History, Goldsmiths College, University of London</li> <li id="_note-462">[[#_ref-462|↑]] [[Phillip Dodd]], Director, Institute of Contemporary Arts</li> <li id="_note-463">[[#_ref-463|↑]] [[Lucy Beckett]], Author of ''Richard Wagner: Parsifal''</li> <li id="_note-464">[[#_ref-464|↑]] [[Michael Tanner]], Philosopher and author of ''Wagner and Nietzsche''</li> <li id="_note-465">[[#_ref-465|↑]] [[Frank Mclynn]], Visiting Professor in the Department of Literature, University of Strathclyde, author of a new book ''Wagon's West - The Epic Story of America's Overland Trails''</li> <li id="_note-466">[[#_ref-466|↑]] [[Richard Sorabji]], Gresham Professor of Rhetoric at Gresham College</li> <li id="_note-467">[[#_ref-467|↑]] [[Chloe Chard]], Literary historian and author of Pleasure and Guilt on the Grand Tour</li> <li id="_note-468">[[#_ref-468|↑]] [[Edward Chaney]], Professor of Fine and Decorative Arts, Southampton Institute and author of ''A Traveller's Companion to Florence''</li> <li id="_note-469">[[#_ref-469|↑]] [[Mike Jay]], Historian and author of ''Emperors of Dreams, Drugs in the Nineteenth Century'', Dedalus Ltd</li> <li id="_note-470">[[#_ref-470|↑]] [[Neil Johnson (physicist)|Neil Johnson]], University Lecturer in Physics at Oxford University</li> <li id="_note-471">[[#_ref-471|↑]] [[Tony Sudbery]], Professor of Mathematics, University of York</li> <li id="_note-472">[[#_ref-472|↑]] [[Sarah Hudspith]], Lecturer in Russian, University of Leeds</li> <li id="_note-473">[[#_ref-473|↑]] [[Karin Friedrich]], Lecturer in History, School of Slavonic and East European Studies, University College London, author of ''The Other Prussia''</li> <li id="_note-474">[[#_ref-474|↑]] [[Robert Pynsent]], Professor of Czech and Slovak Literature, University College London, author of ''Decadence and Innovation: Austro-Hungarian Life and Art at the Turn of the Century''</li> <li id="_note-475">[[#_ref-475|↑]] [[Simon Goodwin (astronomer)|Simon Goodwin]], Researcher in Astronomy, Cardiff University, co-author of ''XTL: Extraterrestrial life and how to find it''</li> <li id="_note-476">[[#_ref-476|↑]] [[Emma Barker]], Lecturer in Art History at The Open University</li> <li id="_note-477">[[#_ref-477|↑]] [[Frederik Pedersen]], Lecturer in History, Aberdeen University</li> <li id="_note-478">[[#_ref-478|↑]] [[Christina Hardyment]], Social historian and journalist</li> <li id="_note-479">[[#_ref-479|↑]] [[Peter Harvey (academic)|Peter Harvey]], Professor of Buddhist Studies at the University of Sunderland</li> <li id="_note-480">[[#_ref-480|↑]] [[Kate Crosby]], Lecturer in Buddhist Studies, School of Oriental And African Studies (SOAS)</li> <li id="_note-481">[[#_ref-481|↑]] [[Mahinda Deagallee]], Lecturer in the Study of Religions, Bath Spa University College and a Buddhist Monk from the Theravada tradition in Sri Lanka.</li> <li id="_note-482">[[#_ref-482|↑]] [[Blair Worden]], Professor of Early Modern History at the University of Sussex and author of ''Roundhead Reputations - The English Civil Wars and the Passions of Posterity''</li> <li id="_note-483">[[#_ref-483|↑]] [[Roger Crisp]], Uehiro Fellow and Tutor in Philosophy at St Anne's College, Oxford.</li> <li id="_note-484">[[#_ref-484|↑]] [[Alistair Moffat]], Writer and Historian and author of ''The Sea Kingdoms - The Story of Celtic Britain and Ireland''</li> <li id="_note-485">[[#_ref-485|↑]] [[Miranda Aldhouse Green]], Professor of Archaeology at the University of Wales and author of ''Dying for the Gods''</li> <li id="_note-486">[[#_ref-486|↑]] [[Harold Ellis (anatomist)|Harold Ellis]], Clinical Anatomist, School of Biomedical Sciences, King's College, London</li> <li id="_note-487">[[#_ref-487|↑]] [[Ruth Richardson (historian)|Ruth Richardson]], Historian, and author of ''Death, Dissection and the Destitute'', Phoenix Press</li> <li id="_note-488">[[#_ref-488|↑]] [[Andrew Cunningham (scientist)|Andrew Cunningham]], Wellcome Trust Senior Research Fellow in the History of Medicine, Department of History and Philosophy of Science, Cambridge University</li></ol></ref>