Stories by Vigier

Seeing human lives in spreadsheets: The work of Hans Rosling

Becoming Better Fathers

Before Straight and Gay: The discreet, disorienting passions of the Victorian era

Pause, We Can Go Back

Between the Mine and the Stream

The scholastic imagination (2016)

Sending Springer Home

That Old-Time Hucksterism: The Oddest Doohickeys of Industrial-Age Entrepreneurs

Where Life Is Seized: On Frantz Fanon

Paris from Camus’s Notebooks

The queen does not rule

The Phineas Gage effect

A Nineteenth-Century Quest to End Addiction

The quiet alarm

On vagueness, or, when is a heap of sand not a heap of sand?

How many genes does it take to make a person?

Salisbury cathedral clock

Bringing Up Babel

Can Transcendence Be Taught?

Before Nobels: Gifts to and from rich patrons were early science’s currency

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