...and now for something completely different... rwotton.blogspot.com/2023/10…
Dr Dryasdust and the challenge of popularising history:
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Self-explanatory title to this blog post:
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Wood anemones, or windflowers, are often found in mature woodlands during spring. This is the story of a special “Windflower”, the inspiration for some of the most beautiful music ever written:
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Turner’s paintings of fish and birds: rwotton.blogspot.com/2023/04…
A blog post about robins, Christmas and longevity…
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The importance of artists’ impressions:
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3rd November is National Jigsaw Day and I’m celebrating early with this blog post…
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Trevor Grimshaw and Caspar David Friedrich...
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When country walks turn negative…
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Seasons and longer time scales in seaside resorts:
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Evangelical Christianity and the views of George Eliot, George Henry Lewes and Philip Henry Gosse:
rwotton.blogspot.com/2022/06…
I’m proud to have been an academic at UCL and always respected the sense of freedom, integrity and collegiality shown by colleagues. This story has left me a bit confused:
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This piece closes with the line: “I would like these women to have their proper place in history.”
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