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SECL in the News
Staff from the School of European Culture and Languages are often invited to speak on the television and radio about their own research and other SECL-related events. They also publish regularly in national newspapers. Click on the links below for a sample of these activities.
Dr Efrosyni Boutsikas (Classical and Archaeological Studies)
Commenting on an article in The Times
Prof. Osman Durrani (German)
The Faust Myth ('In
Our Time' with Melvyn Bragg, BBC Radio 4)
In Search of Faust Broadcast on Radio 4 October 2010
Dr Jessica Frazier ( Religious Studies)
The Kama Sutra ('In
Our Time' with Melvyn Bragg, BBC Radio 4)
Dr Ben Hutchinson (German)
Giorgio Bassani – review in Sunday's Observer
Writing on George Steiner in TLS
Book review: Hans Fallada in the Observer
Don't mention the war, Gunter in the Observer
France
succumbs again to a Nazi killer in the Observer
Travelling
without moving in the Observer
Hilde
Domin Obituary in the Guardian
Jean Améry Conference: Review in Frankfurter
Allgemeine Zeitung
'L'ame d'un poete: Rainer Maria Rilke': Interview
with French radio station 'Euradionantes'
'The Women of Rainer Maria Rilke': BBC
Radio 4
Interview with ABC on Suhrkamp
Susanne Krauss (German)
Speaking on
Radio Kent about the
anniversary of the fall of the Berlin wall.
Prof. Gordon Lynch (Religious Studies)
Entered the News of the World debate in The Guardian today (11/07/2011)
Prof. Peter Read (French)
Writing in
the TLS
Broadcast on France Culture
Dr William Rowlandson (Hispanic Studies)
Castro
Remembered on Kent TV
Festival
latinoamericano on Kent TV
Che
Lives! on Radio 2 : Podcast >>
Interview for BBC’s The
One Show Thursday 20th November.
Interview on Radio 3 - Night Waves, January 2009 Podcast
>>
Article in the Guardian: Gitmo
isn't Guantánamo
Dr Edward Kanterian (Philosophy)
Bede Rundle obituary in the Guardian
Prof. Ray Laurence (CLAS)
Interview for BBC Radio Kent on 2000 year old traffic jams, December 2011