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Shakespeare as a 16th Century housewife's favourite
Germaine Greer makes a bold claim about the Bard's fame in his lifetime.
  1. Shakespeare as a 16th Century housewife's favourite
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    Shakespeare as a 16th Century housewife's favourite
  2. Breaking the Enigma code - and nearly losing the war
    02:42
    Breaking the Enigma code - and nearly losing the war
  3. Steve Silberman: ‘There has been no autism tsunami’
    02:48
    Steve Silberman: ‘There has been no autism tsunami’
  4. Peter Carey: Why Ned Kelly was a folk hero in Australia
    03:17
    Peter Carey: Why Ned Kelly was a folk hero in Australia
  5. Peter Carey: ‘Information and art are different things’
    02:01
    Peter Carey: ‘Information and art are different things’
  6. Being Lear
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    Being Lear
  7. Jeanette Winterson explains why she chose The Winter’s Tale as her Shakespeare ‘cover version’
    05:07
    Jeanette Winterson explains why she chose The Winter’s Tale as her Shakespeare ‘cover version’
  8. Poldark writer Debbie Horsfield: 'Aidan was our one and only choice'
    01:47
    Poldark writer Debbie Horsfield: 'Aidan was our one and only choice'
  9. Kamila Shamsie: "Are we living our lives according to rules Shakespeare set up?"
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    Kamila Shamsie: "Are we living our lives according to rules Shakespeare set up?"
  10. Paapa Essiedu and Maxine Peake's conceptions of Hamlet
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    Paapa Essiedu and Maxine Peake's conceptions of Hamlet
  11. Salman Rushdie on realism
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    Salman Rushdie on realism
  12. Joan Bakewell reads from her memoir, Stop the Clocks
    02:46
    Joan Bakewell reads from her memoir, Stop the Clocks
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