212 results on '"Hunt, Tristram"'
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2. Tucking into History
3. Reality, Identity and Empathy: The Changing Face of Social History Television
4. Free entry is here to stay, but UK museums risk falling behind- Tristram Hunt on challenging times
5. Cities of empire: The British colonies and the creation of the urban world
6. Legacy issues: Shaping the conversation about Britain's colonial past
7. Look back in anger: The monuments controversy revisited
8. People's galleries: Ignore the activists, says Tristram Hunt, Alexander von Humboldt's Enlightenment project, embodied in a flash new Berlin museum, deserves celebrating
9. DIARY
10. The people's university: How Birkbeck College opened higher education to the workers
11. Civic thought in Britain, c.1820- c.1860
12. Whose Truth? Objective Truth and a Challenge for History
13. Allure of the Metropole: How social climbing destroyed a great trading dynasty
14. Forum
15. No more heroes anymore?
16. Dirty British coaster: Steam power, free trade and colonial self-interest
17. Una conversación con Eric Hobsbawm sobre Marx, las revueltas estudiantiles, la nueva izquierda y los Miliband
18. 'Shouldn't David be in Florence?' Tristram Hunt on the restored Cast Courts at the V&A
19. Civility, luxury, ingenuity: The city's unstoppable force
20. DIARY
21. Engels and the city: the philosophy and practice of urban hypocrisy
22. Forum: Victoria and the Politics of Representation.
23. No Marx without Engels: Tristram Hunt describes how Friedrich Engels, the son of a wealthy industrialist, financed the research behind his friend Karl Marx's epic critique of the free market, Das Kapital, providing vital data from his own experiences of life on the factory floor
24. Merchant adventurer: as he toured China and India, flogging Britain as the ultimate capitalist destination, Gordon Brown dispensed with any ethical values and returned foreign policy to mercantile Elizabethan times
25. England and the octopus: Tristram Hunt looks at the development of conservation and environment movements in the twentieth century, and particularly at the achievements of the Campaign for the Protection of Rural England, which celebrates its 80th anniversary year
26. Working together on treasures of the colonial era--V&A
27. DIARY
28. Getting Creative.
29. Civic and domestic: collecting the home
30. The RADICAL father of English pottery.
31. DIARY
32. Why Britain is great: we're called upon to stand firm and defend our core values. But what are those values? In the 21st century, what defines us, what makes Britain great for us? This is often seen as right-wing, jingoist territory, but as the historian Tristram Hunt makes clear, the left too is proud to be British, and this is the moment to show it
33. The rape of the wilderness: if Europe venerated old cathedrals and roman ruins, America's great monuments were its mountains and forests. But Bush follows another strain in the US tradition which sees nature as a resource to be exploited
34. Museum peace.
35. DIARY
36. DIARY
37. English Radicalism and the Annihilation of the ‘Progressive Dilemma’
38. STOKING THE FLAMES.
39. Diary
40. A Makeover for the Mother of Parliaments
41. The Derby Philosophers. Science and Culture in British Urban Society, 1700-1850 Paul A. Elliott
42. Brilliant, devoted and beautiful
43. Grand designs
44. Let traitors flinch
45. Once upon a time, a man with a quiff
46. Victoria's pride
47. Turn Whitehall upside down
48. Back to the workhouse for America
49. Victorian britain
50. The Young V&A embraces Generation Alpha.
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