BOOK CLUB: During a summer of pulling down statues and renaming buildings and streets, could the next step be the symbolic burning of books? Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451 is a book about the burning of books in a future society that no longer reads them. Professor Dennis Hayes explores the construction and vision of the book as well as what it may or may not contribute to our understanding of the present.
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#BattleFest2017: Xi’s China - new global power?
#BattleFest2017: Silicon Valley - from heroes to zeroes?
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#BattleFest2017: Safety first - do we live in a ’cotton-wool society’?
#BattleFest2017: Putin’s Russia - a new Cold War?
#BattleFest2017: From Sandy Hook to Boston: guns, bombs and a changing America
#BattleFest2017: The corruption of political language
#BattleFest2017: Diversity - does it matter?
#PodcastOfIdeas: Presidents’ Club dinner, Brexit and the ’war on plastic’
#BattleFest2017: Do you trust the media?
#BattleFest2017: Millennials - youthquake or snowflakes?
#BattleFest2017: Can biotech lead an economic revolution?
#BattleFest2017: Is globalisation over? The future of world trade
#BattleFest2017: In the wake of Weinstein - #MeToo, calling out and sexual harassment
#BattleFest2017: From AI to Big Data - can technology save the NHS?
#BattleFest2017: Free speech for me, but not for thee
#BattleFest2017: Professor Stephen Farrall on Generation Right and the legacy of Margaret Thatcher
#BattleCry: Jamie Bartlett on the reaction against Silicon Valley
#BattleCry: Joanna Williams on contemporary feminism
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