
Christopher de Hamel discusses his recent book Meetings with Remarkable Manuscripts, which has just won the Wolfson History Prize. Meanwhile, we speak to Jonathan Ruffle, creator of the BBC Radio 4 dr...Show More
Christopher de Hamel discusses his recent book Meetings with Remarkable Manuscripts, which has just won the Wolfson History Prize. Meanwhile, we speak to Jonathan Ruffle, creator of the BBC Radio 4 dr...Show More
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epekilis recommended:Oct 8th, 2017
As a book lover and especially an antiquarian book lover, this episode totally rocked. Features a new book and great ancient manuscripts by the librarian of a historic university library. Can’t wait til the book has been published in Canada!
rmmiller364 recommended:Jul 3rd, 2020
I really respect Christopher De Hamel (the art historian interviewed here) because he’s so devoted to the idea of accessibility. This means a lot in the field of art history, which has been, I believe, too invested in exclusivity and hierarchies for much of its history as an academic discipline. Whe...Show More
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epekilisJul 3rd, 2020
@rmmiller364 I second that motion. This was one of my favourite books over the past two or three years.