The award-winning writer Sarah Bakewell turns to humanism's response to the rise of fascism in the 20th century, with some final thoughts from Bertrand Russell. Emma Fielding reads Show more
Sarah Bakewell turns to Darwin's ground-breaking work on evolution and how TH Huxley came to inaugurate the scientific humanist. Emma Fielding is the reader. Show more
The new book by the prize-winning writer Sarah Bakewell is about humanist freethinking, enquiry and hope. It begins in the 1300s with Petrarch and Boccaccio. Emma Fielding reads. Show more
The award-winning Sarah Bakewell turns to Erasmus's advocacy of the principles of peace, friendship and civility, and his enduring legacy. Emma Fielding reads. Show more
Sarah Bakewell's new book explores Wilhelm von Humboldt's bold thinking on the role of the state in matters of humanity and morality. Emma Fielding reads. Show more