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A literatura da Coreia do Sul é tema do novo episódio do 451 MHz. Ambas com origem sul-coreana, a professora Yun Jung Im Park e a livreira Paulina Cho, uma das sócias da livraria Aigo, conversam sobre o aumento de livros do país traduzidos no Brasil, a presença da autoria feminina e a temática da violência nessas histórias. Apoie o 451 MHz: https://bit.ly/Assine451
This week, Colin Jones explores the streets of Paris as the French Revolution grew pace; and an extract from a very special event at the British Library in celebration of Hilary Mantel.
'The Revolutionary Temper: Paris, 1748-1789', by Robert Darnton
'A Memoir of My Former Self: A Life in Writing', by Hilary Mantel
Produced by Charlotte Pardy
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This week’s episode in our series on the great essays and great essayists explores Umberto Eco’s ‘Thoughts on Wikileaks’ (2010). Eco writes about what makes a true scandal, what are real secrets, and what it would mean to expose the hidden workings of power. It is an essay that connects digital technology, medieval mystery and Dan Brown. Plus David talks about the hidden meaning of Julian Assange.
More from the LRB:
Andrew O’Hagan on Julian Assange
‘I’d never been with a person who had such a good cause and such a poor ear.’
Frank Kermode on the Name of the Rose
‘This novel has so much in it that differs from any known kind of detective story that we must look to Eco’s pre-semiotic career for help.’
Jenny Diski on Eco and ugliness
‘The breadth of Eco’s search spreads out to include disgust, horror, fear, obscenity, misogyny, perversity, bigotry, social exclusiveness, repression, inexplicability, evil, deformation, degradation, heterogeneity.’
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This week, Ruth Scurr on a magnificent biography of Claude Monet; and Fiona Stafford explores how vital trees were to Wordsworth's work.
'Monet: the restless vision', by Jackie Wullschläger
'Versed in living nature: Wordsworth's trees', by Peter Dale and Brandon C Yen
Produced by Charlotte Pardy
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