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Today’s episode in our series about twentieth-century philosophy and biography explores the life and thought of Elizabeth Anscombe (G. E. M. Anscombe), a remarkable and remarkably uncompromising philosopher. David talks to Nikhil Krishnan about Anscombe’s relationship with Wittgenstein, her relationship with Catholicism and her fierce relationship with the truth. Why did she believe that consequentialism was capable of corrupting the young? And why did she insist that Harry Truman was a war criminal?
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Next time in the Lives of the Philosophers: Hannah Arendt
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A escritora Amara Moira, que lança a coletânea Poemetos Travessos & Gozosos Contos pela editora O Sexo da Palavra, fala neste episódio sobre suas estripulias e gostosas brincadeiras com as palavras. Em conversa com a poeta Bruna Beber, na coluna Lado Beber do 451 MHz, Moira conta que decidiu se assumir poeta e lembra como a poesia a preparou para a prosa em bajubá, a língua cifrada das bichas e travestis. Ela ainda confessa que sua escrita inventiva vem da paixão pelos poetas concretistas, por Guimarães Rosa e James Joyce, que não apenas inventavam, mas também resgatavam palavras. O episódio ainda traz uma recomendação literária da jornalista e bióloga Maria Guimarães, que revela aos ouvintes um livro que a marcou.
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This week, Anchit Sathi asks what an "author" is in the age of AI; and Keggie Carew on the world of symbiotic slime and friendly fungi.
'Togetherness: Symbiosis and the hidden story of life's greatest collaboration', by Rowan Hooper
Produced by Charlotte Pardy
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On April 30, 1994, River Plate beat Boca Juniors in the most important match in Argentine soccer: the superclásico. But on the way out of the stadium, the celebration quickly turned into a hunt. In this episode, three fans reconstruct what they lived through on the day that changed Argentine soccer.
Today we’re sharing with you the start of the new Radio Ambulante Studios series: Superclásico 94. Episodes premiere every Thursday on the Central feed.
Find the English transcript of “Superclásico 94 | Episode 1: The Double Murder” here. Or check out the Spanish transcript here.
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In the second part of David’s conversation with historian Robert Saunders about the impact of the Bulgarian crisis of 1876 on the course of British politics, they discuss how Gladstone used the controversy to plot his way back to power. What made his campaign in the Midlothian constituency a watershed in the history of parliamentary democracy? How did he overcome Queen Victoria’s resistance to return to the premiership? What was the legacy of his rivalry with Disraeli? And what are the parallels with Andy Burnham’s path to the prime ministership and his possible rivalry with Kemi Badenoch today?
You can find out everything you need to know about this podcast – who we are, what we do, plus upcoming events and full lists of all episodes including PPF+ bonus episodes on our website https://www.ppfideas.com
Next time in The Lives of the Philosophers: Elizabeth Anscombe
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In our occasional series with historian Robert Saunders about significant political anniversaries, we remember the appearance of a pamphlet exactly 150 years ago that changed the course of British politics. On 6th September 1876 William Gladstone published The Bulgarian Horrors: The Question of the East, which reignited and reshaped his epic rivalry with Benjamin Disraeli. What made the two men such different kinds of politicians? How did the question of empire split political and public opinion? Who were the winners and losers from this showdown? Was this the dawn of a new age of populism?
Out now on PPF+: a bonus episode to accompany our series on the lives of twentieth-century philosophers in which David talks to Kate Kirkpatrick about the life and thought of Simone de Beauvoir, existentialist, feminist, memoirist and controversialist. What made Beauvoir the person she became? To get this and all our bonus episodes plus ad-free listening sign up to PPF+ now https://www.ppfideas.com/join-ppf-plus
You can find out everything you need to know about this podcast – who we are, what we do, plus upcoming events and full lists of all episodes including PPF+ bonus episodes on our website https://www.ppfideas.com
Next time: Now & Then with Robert Saunders – Gladstone vs Disraeli Part 2 (Burnham vs Badenoch)
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Como lidar com a morte precoce de um filho? O filósofo e educador Fernando José de Almeida, autor do ensaio afetivo Elogio à Saudade (Seja Breve), conta neste episódio como enfrentou a dor depois da morte da filha Lorena, aos 43 anos. Ex-seminarista, ele conta que sua fé foi abalada com a perda e que escrever o ajudou a transformar o luto em beleza. A conversa emocionante aconteceu durante A Feira do Livro 2026, com mediação do jornalista e psicanalista Robinson Borges.
O encontro também está disponível no canal d'A Feira do Livro no YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fAKy0BZz6I
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This week, Mary Beard gives us the inside track on what it's like to be a Booker Prize judge; and Russell Williams guides us through the highlights of a new season in French publishing.
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