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John Lanchester delivers his lecture writes about Karl Marx at 193.
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Neal Ascherson discusses the competing forces of integration and nationalism throughout the history of modern Europe, and the ways in which they’ve shaped individual and collective identities, and considers the implications of the end of Cold Way on the continent’s social democratic frameworks.
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Alan Bennett considers the banana skin and is mistaken for ‘another Alan’ in his Diary for 2011.
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Andrew O’Hagan chaired this discussion between Linda Colley, R.W. Johnson and Tom Devine about national histories and the ways they should, and should not, be taught.
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Jacqueline Rose speaks about her first readings of Freud and Jung and her encounters with feminism, Sylvia Plath and Israel/Palestine, in this interview with Paul Myerscough recorded in 2011.
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Judith Butler asks ‘Who Owns Kafka?’ in one of the LRB’s 2011 Winter Lectures.
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T.J. Clark shows how the painting of Guernica in May and June 1937 changed the way Picasso imagined space, in this 2011 LRB Winter Lecture at the British Museum,
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