This is a historian at his best. A person's reputation recovered and a 1st class detective story.
@nemolibrizzi1125Күн бұрын
He is pointing at something, at one of the books? Which book.
@EmirAhmadКүн бұрын
Brave and intellectual absolutely outstanding!
@theblackjoker370Күн бұрын
Look closer at the floor it a Masonic floor.
@GreenTeaViewerКүн бұрын
Why talk only about Putin? Russian national interests are at stake. It is Russia acting. I find the approach of Putin this and Putin that generally comes from a place of Russophobia and ignorance about Russia.
@nurulahad3162Күн бұрын
what's the word @1:07:20 actor sth?
@londonreviewofbooks3 күн бұрын
Listen to the full episode on the LRB Podcast: lrb.me/ukrainepodyt
@baliksupper60433 күн бұрын
Claire’s got a lovely posh voice.
@alexprowseartist4 күн бұрын
A joy to have as accompaniment to the painting being worked on.
@EyeByBrian6 күн бұрын
Brilliant. 👏🏻
@EnerelTumurchudur-o5w6 күн бұрын
Hi
@livy34686 күн бұрын
I love adrienne rich, thank you for publishing this!
@vanshikakataruka20358 күн бұрын
I read the article right now. I always used to wonder why people spend millions on a painting? its just a painting, it doesnt signify anything.. now I finally what art signifies. It signifies societal problems at a time, it shows the perspective of the person drwaing it. it shoes the self perception of the person being drawn. the article was so well written that I could not stop reading. It was extraordinary
@Stop-loss-BoSS9 күн бұрын
Guy can’t be any worse then cum coin! Lol
@permanenttrack10 күн бұрын
Excellent lecture. Thank you for sharing.
@F1Supremo110 күн бұрын
well done....thank you for sharing....
@MARiordan11 күн бұрын
What an absolutely fascinating and informative talk! Thank you very much.
@phdesmond111 күн бұрын
woo hoo!
@dwdewhurst11 күн бұрын
This should be disseminated massively more widely.
@mikemurray202711 күн бұрын
Very interesting. Thank you.
@robertjary247012 күн бұрын
Wiill made an appearance on radio 4 a few weeks ago.I don't think it was a repeat. He had become a hermit, he was almost completely alone ; estranged, perhaps not the right word, from family and friends. I think he was en route to get medical treatment and dropped in to r4 to expand a bit on the thinking behind his recent misanthropy. I think Will is Ok, but right now hes not ok.
@mickmathieson826613 күн бұрын
Brillliant!
@DhariaLurie16 күн бұрын
"...Before demise comes, the Fa [Law] principles that save people are spreading..." full poem: "Why Did You Come Here All are waiting for the Creator’s salvation at the end times Before demise comes, the Fa [Law] principles that save people are spreading Yet people chase after fame and gain What’s acquired in a lifetime’s effort cannot be carried away with you Coming and going-you alone In a busy life you’ve forgotten why you came here Before descending, most of you were Kings in your heavenly kingdoms Giving up your divine bodies to save the heavenly beings Gain in the human world is not important Connect your divine destiny, remake yourself Seek the truth, break free from delusion Fulfill the wish you came with to the world-that’s your great joy January 5, 2016" Master Li Hongzhi (Hong Yin V, from Falun Dafa teachings)
@AliAhmed-ux7nz17 күн бұрын
always honest and objective mishra thank you
@yazanasad781117 күн бұрын
1848 Revolution (European) used as nationalism revolutions retrospectively. Use it as narrative Department of public safety (french revolution and here as well - radical move)
@yazanasad781117 күн бұрын
Isaiah Berlin - liberty or boots first? Which gone Give first to a poor person. Give liberty (freedom to read Vs freedom to feed)
@yazanasad781117 күн бұрын
Conservative - gap between rich and poor divinely inherented (moral reform and charity as ameliroatives) Liberal - state regulation and backwardness causing gap (deregulation and industrialisation for economic growth) Radical - economic political system itself (less hopeful, whole system built on stronger Vs weaker)
@yazanasad781117 күн бұрын
Age of administration - a centre (liberals and conservatives). Technocratic economic focus from this. Compromise from the edges after 1848 Problem that some people wanted moderate revolutin (liberals) while others wanted more 1848, de-euripisation. Rise of nation state instead (easy to romanticise). Still today in Europe
@yazanasad781117 күн бұрын
French revolution - aim for three revolutions, first of liberty, then equality then fraternity (not keep anything privately)
@WallaceDronet-h5v18 күн бұрын
Amazing
@londonreviewofbooks19 күн бұрын
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@johntuffin326219 күн бұрын
You have a few good insights, but a lot is harsh and irrelevant. You criticise Waugh but don’t consider the book you’re supposed to be reviewing. There is little indication that you have even read it. You blame Waugh for not writing about servants, but this is not a story about servants. An author is at liberty to choose his characters. No one criticises Jane Austen , the Brontes, Tennyson, Virginia Woolf or Huxley for not writing about servants. Plenty of people enjoy muffins without having butlers or country houses. You also fail to give him credit for the undoubted conviction of his Catholic faith, which was an essential part of most of his writing, though not of this book.
@londonreviewofbooks19 күн бұрын
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@andregonzalez149621 күн бұрын
No!!! The child said look mama a Nigg is he going to eat me ? .
@johnjacob877821 күн бұрын
Thanks for making this documentary. Remarkable presentation of intellectual achievement as to why emphasis should be made to study history and connect the dots and tread the path as to how we have reached this point.Superb presentation.
@jimphillippi61624 күн бұрын
The Iliad is about the notion that human dignity (BOTH MALE AND FEMALE) arises from the ability to CHOOSE in the face of mortality. The gods are powerful and immortal BUT their actions lack the gravitas that human decisions have. For example, Achilles was offered the choice between a long and peaceful life or a short but glorious one - he CONSCIOUSLY CHOSE the short but glorious one FULLY AWARE of the cost. You can literally go through every character in The Iliad and look at their choices through this lens. You should try it!
@harrisonramsey919326 күн бұрын
Does anyone know the name of the jazz piece at the end credits?
@londonreviewofbooks19 күн бұрын
Yes, it's Sophisticated Lady by Duke Ellington
@harrisonramsey919319 күн бұрын
@@londonreviewofbooks Thanks!
@martinidry630026 күн бұрын
Fox and GB News as reps of reactionary nature. They're paid up MSM propagandists! This pair are metro "elite" bubble dwelling Lefties of typical hue. The lack of perspective and context is blatant. I'm unsubscribibg from this channel.
@Dominatrix9710 күн бұрын
What?
@AnEnemy10028 күн бұрын
‘Spain’ was a prayer for democracy. Spain was not a Marxist state. It was a democracy. Those who went to defend the Spain where not going to make a revolution but to defend democracy in Europe. “If you tolerate this, your children will be next.” We did tolerate it by imposing a blockade on Spain. Our children were next. Auden would have had no cause to regret if Britain and France had joined hands in defence of Spanish democracy. m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqOXdoCbiLx_nMk
@michaelalpert501929 күн бұрын
This is a very odd, ill-informed portrait of Robert Lowell. The two commentators talk about Lowell's family history and suggest that the poems in Life Studies are personal in nature; but they say nothing about Lowell's battle with mental illness, his religious views, his refusal to fight in World War II, his later political activities, his marriages with talented women, his poetics, his awkwardness. In fact, they say nothing of any importance. Most of the discussion is focused on the very old-school British obsession with class standing. This is a drum that one can thump only so many times. When I saw Lowell at a charity poetry reading in Maine around 1970, he presented himself a rather shy, rumpled man who had a slight speech impediment. His recited his poems quietly and without theatrics. There was no hint of the imperial attitude that this discussion seems to imply.
@johnnynick9115Ай бұрын
I find it amazing how many words you can use to say nothing. It's almost an art form.
@mattraveltheworld3980Ай бұрын
What a phenomenal professor. Singing. i don’t know how many Languages. I am jealous.
@janewartistАй бұрын
Amazing writer Mr Alan Bennett I enjoyed your extracts immensely. Thank you
@nigelhard1519Ай бұрын
Do not read texts.
@JelMainАй бұрын
On the morning of 4th October 2024, the release of the Final Report into the fire, Prime Minister Starmer used the following words: "Seven years - still waiting for the justice you deserve." And yet the Police don't expect to make charges before 2026, then the CPS have to decide if they can make it stick, then the Court has to find a slot, and the trial has to be worked through, with all the arguments about Crown Immunity, and interference from politicians, and...
@liegesaboya33Ай бұрын
I didn't know that the British were like the CIA , completely mad in the persecution of communists . In some sense , UK and USA are directed by only one government since the end of the second world war , I think
@ajdc88Ай бұрын
somehow you took amazing stories and made them deadly dull. congrats.
@clivemilnerАй бұрын
If you don't like the crit, move on.😅
@londonreviewofbooksАй бұрын
😢
@AdamBechtolАй бұрын
The sheer adoration in the comments guides me to watch this.
@pieterhilveringАй бұрын
Very good talk
@londonreviewofbooksАй бұрын
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@londonreviewofbooksАй бұрын
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