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Lecture on Beckett’s plays by professor Colin Duckworth, University of Auckland (formerly of Bedford College, London).
A talk by Dr Sandra Clark with special reference to Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, and King Lear.
Concerns supervision of all types of staff. Particular attention is given to problems facing supervisors, particularly in their role as buffers between management and staff.
Samuel Beckett’s work for radio, with music specially written for this performance by Humphrey Searle, and played by the Sinfonia of London conducted by the composer.
Looks at motivation, communication, self-awareness, delegation, assertiveness, racial discrimination, sex discrimination and harassment.
Shows habitat and life history of the brook lamprey: does not deal with anatomy or development.
The radio play by Samuel Beckett. Music by Humphrey Searle and the London Sinfonietta.
C.265/10 (Univ London)
Combines observational material with discussion between practising professionals and demonstrates how an holistic approach to visual art therapy is effective in a department of psychological medicine in a...
Professor Brooks takes his listeners on a guided tour of the poem.
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