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1984

A CLOCK WORK ORANGE ______

a midsummer night`s dream

accents

s l a n g

Aldous Huxley

Alfred Hitchcock presents Jerome K. Jerome

alice in wonderland

Allen Ginsberg

AMADEUSZ ----------------- --------

angry young men

animal farm

Anthony And Cleopatra

anton czechow PŁATONOW

BADFELLAS IN VEGAS

BARTLEBY THE SCRIVENER _________________ _

BARY LYNDON William Makepeace Tackeray

BEOWULF

BLAKE

Byron swimming

CHAUSER ---------Lenny Henry

chesterton,człowi ek,który był czwartkiem

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COLERIDGE SAMUEL TAYLOR

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DAVID BOWIE

delve special

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dickens hardy portsmouth

Doris Lessing - The Grass Is Singing

Edward The Black Prince

Edward VI

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enigma variations op.36

ezra pound ,yale lecture

ezra pound, A FEW DON`TS

George Eliot, The Mill on the Floss

gogol,rewizor

great gatsby the_________

historic scotish figures

Kenneth Grahame ________

king Athelstan

king james`s bible

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Les Liaisons Dangereuses

Madame Bovary

margaret thatcher

mark steel lectures

Mary Shelley - The Mortal Immortal

Mary Stuart

milczenie owiec .D

Miles Davis

MOBY DICK ______----------- ----------

MONTY PYTHON

Nathaniel Hawthorne

NATION`S FAVOURITE POEMS 1996_____________ _________________

Oscar Wilde

Oscar Wilde The Ballad of Reading Gaol

POJEDYNEK NA SZOSIE,the DUEL

Shakespeare and love 2012

Shakespeare,life of W.Shakespeare

shakespeare`s playlist

Shakespeare's Restless World

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Sketches by Boz

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Spring Storm, by Tennessee Williams

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ULYSSES 2012 !!! w radio bbc 4 _________-------- ----------------- -----------------

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5 maj 12 16:06

Marking the bicentenary of Edward Lear's birth in 1812, this series of five essays considers the exuberant play of Edward Lear as a nonsense poet and artist and the influence of 'nonsense' on modern life.

In the fifth and final essay in the series, artist and caricaturist Ralph Steadman casts a cartoonist's eye over the work of Lear, considering him as a highly skilled artist who "absorbs what he sees in front of him" and paints "without it going tired". A cartoonist who pricks the bubble of pomposity.

Broadcast on BBC Radio 3, 10:45PM Fri, 4 May 2012
Available until 12:00AM Thu, 1 Jan 2099
First broadcast BBC Radio 3, 10:45PM Fri, 4 May 2012
Categories
Factual,
Arts, Culture & the Media
Duration 15 minutes

32,7 MB
5 maj 12 16:06

Edward Lear 4.mp3

In the fourth essay in the series, Art Historian at the Courtauld Institute of Art, Professor Caroline Arscott, considers Lear the artist.

Lear was well known as an artist long before he became famous for his writing, initially as an illustrator of birds and animals. He moved onto landscape painting, producing many thousands of studies as he travelled throughout Europe.

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5 maj 12 16:06

Edward Lear 3.mp3

In the third essay in the series, Robert Crawford, poet and professor of Modern Literature at the University of St Andrews, speaks about Edward Lear's literary legacy.

He will focus especially on T S Eliot, who often drew on the work of Lear in his writing, even going as far as to write the poem 'How Unpleasant to Meet Mr Eliot'.

32,5 MB
5 maj 12 16:06

Edward Lear 1.mp3

Marking the centenary of Edward Lear's birth in 1812, this series of five essays considers the exuberant play of Edward Lear as a nonsense poet and artist and the influence of 'nonsense' on modern life.

In the first essay in the series, writer and academic Sara Lodge considers Lear as a tragicomic writer, whose poems reflect the key romantic themes of the time, but seek out the ridiculous amid the sublime.

32,7 MB
5 maj 12 16:06

Edward Lear 2.mp3

In the second essay in the series, Keble fellow and writer Matthew Bevis explores the story of nonsense. Looking back to a time before nonsense existed, he considers what nonsense is, how it fitted into the Victorian age and the role of Lear in its development.