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Shots of the battleship in which Churchill went to America.
In this programme Dr Abercrombie looks at very generalised contextual factors which may affect the way we view things. Feelings can alter the way we form our hypotheses. The most important part of the...
Radio talk by David Abercrombie discussing how it might be possible to reproduce the manner in which Garrick spoke Shakespeare. Based on the information contained in Joshua Steele’s 1775 ‘Essay towards...
London Rules special programme looking at the crisis in London, in the run up to the Greater London Council (GLC) elections. Includes lengthy interview with journalist Des Wilson from Illustrated London News...
Funeral procession, gun carriage. Mourners include Mrs Francis McLaren, Mr and Mrs Reginald McKenna, Mr Jekyll, Mr and Mrs Asquith, Lord and Lady Abercrombie.
November 1944. Operations on the Albanian coast. Landing craft approach and stores and ammunition are unloaded. The first British ship arrives at Corfu. Partisans and civilians of the town welcome British...
Churchill receives a huge welcome in Ottawa. Churchill is met by Mackenzie King. Mr Roosevelt makes a speech before Mr Churchill leaves. Churchill makes a speech in the Canadian House of Commons, and speaks...
On the north-west borders of Gloucestershire, in the years immediately prior to the outbreak of the First World War, a literary community was formed which came to represent a significant development in the...
Uses a railway accident at a level crossing as a history to provide actual examples of the factors affecting perception and communication, factors often similar to those that were demonstrated more generally...
Attitudes are both reflected and formed in the way we organise ourselves in space, whether intentionally or not. Of particular importance is whether we feel ourselves to be near to, or distant from, security...
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