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LM115 IS NOW ONLINE
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NOVEMBER 1998

THE FREEDOM ISSUE

This month's feature article is 'A Free Country?' by James Heartfield

"The special contribution of the left in politics today is a diatribe
against individual freedom." Heartfield challenges the new fear of
freedom

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Editorial: 'Forget the left, the issue is freedom'

"Politics with a capital P is passé. Politics with a thera-py is all
the
rage." Mick Hume condemns the contemporary view that we are
essentially
incompetent and irresponsible and need nursing and policing

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The full text of the rest of the magazine will be available online
from
Thursday 26 November. If you can't wait, just call +44 (0)171 269 9222
to
purchase a subscription to LM. Have your credit card ready.

A full list of the contents and tasters from other articles is
available at:

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Other articles this month include:
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'Truth, Drugs And Libel Laws' John McVicar, who recently lost a libel
action brought by Linford Christie, explains how the libel laws
inhibit
discussion of the use of drugs in sport

'Could the High Court order you to have an operation?' Barbara Hewson,
Barrister of the Year, outlines the latest developments in the use of
the
Family Division of the High Court by NHS Trusts and other public
bodies to
sanction non-consensual medical treatment

TABOOS: The 'roofie' excuse: Ann Bradley wonders whether the row about
the
'date rape drug' has anything to do with the perfect excuse it offers
those
who have embarrassed themselves

AND: 'Britain's moral imperialism' by Francis King; Diane Dubois
defends
her play 'Myra and me'; Philosopher Mary Midgely asks 'Why can't
different
freedoms settle down together and live happily ever after?'; Phil
Mullan
exposes the 'Capitalism isn't collapsing' shock; Dr Mike Fitzpatrick
gives
his Second Opinion on 'Viagra and the staff of life'; FUTURES:
assistant
professor Stuart Derbyshire asks 'What's wrong with animal research?'
and
Helen Searls on the latest in the ITN v LM libel case.

Alt.Culture.LM features the Ethical design debate and the Speed
exhibition

The what's not on guide: Peter Tatchell interrupts a Church of England
service, a cigar (is airbrushed from a photograph featuring Isambard
Kingdom Brunel), Ecologist magazine 'argues' against Monsanto, peanut
butter in (or out of) US schools, ugly (the word) at the University of
Middlesex, stack heels at a private girl's school, scooters in Italian
city
centres

Reading between the lines: Alex Standish reviews 'Addicted' by Tony
Adams
in 'Boring, boring Adams' plus Desire and design; Primitivism and
modernism

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