from the novel by William Golding
Radio script by Donald McWhinnie
[Starring] Paul Scofield

The drawing by Anthony Gross is from the book jacket (Faber)

A series of monthly discussions each comparing different interpretations on gramophone records of a single work.
4-Bartok's Music for strings, percussion, and celesta
Speakers:
Colin Davis , Oliver Neighbour and Matyas Seiber
Chairman, J. A. Westrup Heather Professor of Music in the University of Oxford

by A. C. Crombie
Lecturer in History of Science in the University of Oxford
Darwin presented himself to the public— for example, in the opening paragraphs of The Origin of Species-as a Baconian scientist, who patiently accumulated facts before formulating any theory to link them. Is this a true picture of Darwin, or did he delude both the public and possibly himself? Dr. Crombie contends that the latter is true, and he presents the evidence he has gleaned from a new study of Darwin's correspondence and notebooks.
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