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Night Waves - Bernard Rose, Public Inquiries, TB, Mughal India

Night Waves - Bernard Rose, Public Inquiries, TB, Mughal India

Bernard Rose, whose new film Boxing Day is a modern rework of Tolstoy’s Master and...

Arts & Ideas · BBC Radio 4

December 21, 201244m 21s

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Show Notes

Bernard Rose, whose new film Boxing Day is a modern rework of Tolstoy’s Master and Man, is in conversation with Philip Dodd. In a year when public inquiries have been especially resonant, we consider what we mean by ‘the public’ and its right to justice. Historian Helen Bynum talks about the history of tuberculosis and how the disease has been romanticised in culture. And Radio 3 New Generation Thinker Nandini Das spots an unexpectedly seasonal image in the British Library’s new exhibition about Mughal India.