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The wealth gap, #MeToo and Edith Wharton
The wealth gap, #MeToo and Edith Wharton

Laurence Scott, Sarah Churchwell, Francesca Segal and Alice Kelly re-read Wharton's novel The Age of Innocence. First published in 1920, it depicts n…

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Pan-Africanism
Pan-Africanism

Nana Oforiatta Ayim is creating an encyclopedia of online images of Africa to challenge the way it is seen, has curated Ghana's first art pavilion at…

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The shadow of empire and colonialism
The shadow of empire and colonialism

Historian William Dalrymple, Wasafiri editor Susheila Nasta and novelist Romesh Gunesekera join Rana Mitter for a conversation looking at the East In…

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Feasting, fasting, hospitality, and food security
Feasting, fasting, hospitality, and food security

Author Priya Basil and curator Victoria Avery look at food, fasting and feeding guests. Eleanor Rosamund Barraclough is their host as the FitzWilliam…

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When TV & the information superhighway were new
When TV & the information superhighway were new

Nam June Paik made art with TV sets and imagined an information superhighway before the internet was invented. John Giorno organised multi-media and …

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Resting And Rushing
Resting And Rushing

Should we take more breaks at during the working day? Claudia Hammond, Matthew Smith, Sarah Cook and Ayesha Nathoo discuss the art of rest and concen…

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The future of universities
The future of universities

Economist Larry Summers, former President of Harvard lays out his view of a university and Philip Dodd debates with the OU's Josie Fraser, classicist…

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Is the Shadow of Mao still hanging over China?
Is the Shadow of Mao still hanging over China?

Rana Mitter talks to historians of China - Jung Chang and Julia Lovell. Jung Chang's latest book Big Sister, Little Sister, Red Sister looks at the l…

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New Thinking: George Eliot
New Thinking: George Eliot

Shahidha Bari discusses the state of scholarship on George Eliot at her bicentenary with Ruth Livesey and Helen O'Neill, both at Royal Holloway, Univ…

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The Mill on the Floss
The Mill on the Floss

Writer Rebecca Mead, actor Fiona Shaw + academics Dafydd Mills Daniel, Philip Davis & Peggy Reynolds read George Eliot's 1860 novel portraying siblin…

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