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Category Archives: Civilisation
Ways of Seeing
It is the weekend and I have been treating myself to some time with the paper. I usually buy the Saturday Guardian. Occasionally, I will also get The Observer on a Sunday but I don’t often have the time to … Continue reading
Posted in Civilisation, Documentary, John Berger, Kenneth Clark, Science & Art, television, Ways of Seeing
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Artful History
“There have been times in the history of man when the earth seems suddenly to have grown warmer… I don’t put that forward as a scientific proposition, but the fact remains that three or four times in history man has … Continue reading
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