Margaret Atwood, Yuval Harari, Celts
Rana Mitter presents. With Margaret Atwood on her new novel, Professor Yuval Harari exploring the history of mankind and a review of a British Museum exhibition about Celts.
Margaret Atwood's new novel imagines the future of sexual desire in a social experiment. Professors Yuval Harari and Barry Cunliffe explore the long history of mankind. And Rana Mitter visits the new exhibition about Celts at the British Museum and discusses it with historian and author Dr Janina Ramirez and Professor Barry Cunliffe.
Margaret Atwood's new novel is called The Heart Goes Last.
Yuval Harari's book Sapiens is out in paperback.
Barry Cunliffe has written By Steppe, Desert and Ocean: The Birth of Eurasia
Janina Ramierz is the author of The Private Lives of the Saints
Celts: Art and Identity is on show at the British Museum 24 September 2015 - 31 January 2016
Sainsbury Exhibitions Gallery
£16.50, Members/under 16s free.
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Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Interviewed Guest | Margaret Atwood |
| Interviewed Guest | Yuval Noah Harari |
| Interviewed Guest | Barry Cunliffe |
| Presenter | Rana Mitter |
| Interviewed Guest | Janina Ramirez |
| Producer | Torquil MacLeod |
Broadcast
- Thu 24 Sep 201522:00BBC Radio 3
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