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Minds at War: Series 2 Episode 2: Tzara's Dada Manifesto Duration: 15 minutes
First broadcast: Tue 23rd Jun 2015, 22:45 on BBC Radio 3
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Comedian Arthur Smith presents a suitably dadaesque account of Tristan Tzara's Dada Manifesto. He reflects on the seriousness of the dadaists' project and their use of comedy. Show more
Professor Gillian Beer explores how Virginia Woolf and her great novel Mrs Dalloway were shaped by the 1914-18 conflict. Show more
Minds at War: Series 2 Episode 4: Parade Duration: 15 minutes
First broadcast: Thu 25th Jun 2015, 22:45 on BBC Radio 3
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Art critic Richard Cork discusses Pablo Picasso's designs for the Ballets Russes production Parade, which premiered in Paris in 1917, featuring music by Erik Satie. Show more
Poet and translator Sasha Dugdale explores the impact of World War I on the great Russian poet Anna Akhmatova. Sasha focuses on the collection White Flock, published in 1917. Show more
Minds at War: Series 2 Episode 1: Tagore's Nobel Lectures Duration: 15 minutes
First broadcast: Mon 22nd Jun 2015, 22:45 on BBC Radio 3
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Santanu Das, a reader in English at King's College, London, explores the Nobel lectures of Indian thinker Rabindranath Tagore. Show more