Alfred Orda (baritone) Josephine Lee (piano)
(sung in Russian)

John Milton by J. W. N . Watkins
Reader in the History of Philosophy in the University of London
Milton was a man possessed by an idea. He never changed or compromised it.
Second of a number of talks

Christopher Bunting (cello)
Harvey Phillips String Orchestra
(Led by Lorraine du Val )
Conductor, Harvey Phillips
Part 1

The first of two talks on Information and Skill by G. Patrick Meredith
Professor of Psychology tn the University of Leeds
Most research in Information theory, as in cybernetics, rests upon a quantitative approach. The speaker believes that if Information theory is to make its full contribution to biology, psychology, and philosophy a qualitative approach is necessary, no less ' scientific' and of practical value to the teaching of skills.

Part 2

Robert Browning
* My Last Duchess—Ferrara '
Read by Alan Wheatley and ' Up at a Villa-
Down in the City '
Read by Carleton Hobbs
First of three programmes