 In
this issue
No.
115 September 1982
Letters
UpdateBriefly...
BIAS
AND THE SOCIAL ORDER
Ideological brainwashing is what you expect on the other side
of the Iron Curtain. But Dexter Tiranti argues that it might be nearer
than we think.
Bias
and power
Three different approaches to an inner city motorway
Prejudice
against the poor
Peter Goldeng looks at the myths about the poor and how these
fictions are encouraged
Black
skirt white topi
The colonial experience has left a host of unfortunate beliefs
and values with the people of both the North and Sotath. Tarzi
Vittachi comments.
The round peg and the square holes
Illustrated by Jacques Cardon.
(Sorry, we couldn't
get rights to re-produce this article on-line.)
'Now
listen, children...'
Robin Richardson offers some commandments that schools might
do well to follow.
You
are a camera
Your cultural bias will determine your view of photographs. Peter
Stalker presents some snapshots.
The
language of mendacity
Philip Knightly explores the use and abuse of the English language.
Australia's
press bias
Bob Hawkins reports
His
Masters Voice
John Tirmen attacks Time magazine, arguing that it serves the
interests of corporate America and little else.
Worth
readingIdeas
for actionReviews:
New books and classicsCountry
profile: Dominican RepublicCover
Illustration: Andre
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