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The Common Reader
Henry Oliver
Literary discussion www.commonreader.co.uk
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Episodes
44 episodes
James Marriott and the Death of Civilization
1 month ago
52:52
Philip Hensher: How Can You Kill a Book Like That?
2 months ago
1:28:44
Zena Hitz: Gulliver's Travels and the Failures of Human Understanding
5 months ago
50:27
Oliver Traldi: Jane Austen and the Defence of Virtue
6 months ago
1:14:12
Laura Thompson on Agatha Christie: Shakespeare, Murder, and the Art of Simplicity
7 months ago
1:20:21
Ruth Scurr: The Life and Work of John Aubrey
8 months ago
1:01:51
Naomi Kanakia: How Great Are the Great Books?
8 months ago
53:11
Hermione Lee: Tom Stoppard. “It’s Wanting to Know That Makes Us Matter”
9 months ago
56:58
Literature, politics, and the future of the humanities
10 months ago
1:03:25
John Mullan. What makes Jane Austen great?
1 year ago
1:11:42
Rebecca Lowe: the container theory of time in On the Calculation of Volume
1 year ago
1:11:14
Peter Pan video
1 year ago
17:45
Shanon Chamberlain: what is a novel?
1 year ago
53:27
Rhodri Lewis: Shakespearean Tragedy
1 year ago
1:22:35
Video of my discussion with Catherine Lacey about Iris Murdoch's The Sea, The Sea
1 year ago
48:33
Frances Wilson: T.S. Eliot is stealing my baked beans.
1 year ago
1:05:41
Victoria Moul. Poetry for life.
1 year ago
1:03:45
Lamorna Ash. Don't Forget We're Here Forever
1 year ago
1:07:33
Helen Castor: imagining life in the fourteenth century.
1 year ago
1:11:54
Clare Carlisle: George Eliot's Double Life.
2 years ago
1:21:19
Matt Yglesias: reading books makes me feel calmer.
2 years ago
1:17:51
Katherine Dee. Finding life where others don't.
2 years ago
54:22
Agnes Callard: what is the value of fiction?
2 years ago
1:06:35
The twenty best English poets
2 years ago
1:40:13
Natasha Joukovsky: literature, capitalism, and Jane Austen.
2 years ago
1:08:59
Is Atlas Shrugged the new vibe?
2 years ago
1:46:38
Tyler Cowen: Trump's DOGE team should read Shakespeare.
2 years ago
1:09:00
Brandon Taylor: I want to bring back all of what a novel can do.
2 years ago
1:02:06
Zena Hitz: reading the Great Books
2 years ago
1:01:12
Marion Turner: Chaucer's world
2 years ago
1:01:15
Naomi Kanakia: How Great are the Great Books?
2 years ago
51:25
Catherine Lacey: internet geography
2 years ago
1:25:48
Nabeel Qureshi: literature requires the fuller engagement of your soul.
2 years ago
1:12:57
Hollis Robbins: literature makes you a mind reader
2 years ago
50:44
James Marriott. The value of being pretentious and the importance of the emotions to the intellect.
2 years ago
1:00:51
A.N. Wilson. Walking in mysteries.
2 years ago
44:41
Tyler Cowen: reading John Stuart Mill
3 years ago
42:39
Zadie Smith and the revenge of beauty
3 years ago
11:24
Noah Smith interview
4 years ago
1:05:41
Anna Gát, startup founder and late bloomer
4 years ago
1:16:16
Robin Hanson, interview
4 years ago
1:25:15
Sarah Harkness, late bloomer
4 years ago
44:53
Helen Lewis interview
5 years ago
Charles Moore interview
5 years ago
37:51
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