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A classic black and white film adaptation of the novel by Charlotte Bronte starring Joan Fontaine and Orson Welles and featuring a brooding gothic score by Bernard Herrmann.
James Gould, Professor of Biology at Princeton University, offers an explanation for mating habits, in animals and humans: that every animal is in search of a bargain from the opposite sex and doing its best...
Looks at the threat to the Alps environment caused by pressures from tourism, the decline of mountain agriculture and acid rain. Show areas in Austria, France and Switzerland where efforts are being made to...
Attempts to define the classical elements in the works of Corneille, Racine, Molière and la Fontaine and shows that they do not lie in any adherence to a rigid set of rules but rather in a creative tension...
Professor James Gould of Princeton University investigates ant and bee societies, which have existed for more than 50 million years and look destined to last longer than the human race. A beehive is an...
Profile of John Maynard Keynes, economist and patron of the arts, who died in 1946. Notes some of his policies which were in direct opposition to the monetarist policies of the Thatcher administration. More...
The series attempts to present social anthropology to a wide audience and aims to show the basic similarities between people of different cultures and to suggest, through the deployment of material from...
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