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CUTWAY, Steven J.

1990-0330

Sound

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1963-07-07

1963-07-14

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

producer, Terence Gibbs; narrator, Alan Maitland

Program in a series of readings from literary works, adapted for radio broadcast. This program features readings from various writings on philosophy, as follows: an untitled quotation from Epicurus; ON THE QUESTION OF BEING REASONABLE by Lin Yutang (1937); ON THE PASSAGE TO MATURITY by Walter Lippmann (1929); THE UNITY AND DIFFERENCES BETWEEN RACES; and ON MAN'S HOPE FOR FUTURE PROGRESS (from) ON THE QUESTION OF RACIAL DIFFERENCES by Edwin Grant Conklin; THE IMPORTANCE OF MAKING HABIT OUR ALLY; FOUR MAXIMS FOR ESTABLISHING HABIT; and ON HOW HABIT CONDITIONS OUR FATE by William James; WHATEVER HOPE WE HAVE by Maxwell Anderson; and A FLYER'S REFLECTIONS IN THE FACE OF DEATH by Antoine de St. Exupery. <55mn 10s>

English

Open

No Restrictions / Pas de restrictions

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