Guests: Simon Schama RSS

2011:

  1. Simon Schama
    Simon Schama

    with Simon Schama on Sep 16, 2011

    Duration
    27 min
    Comments
    15 comments
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  2. Simon Schama
    Simon Schama

    with Simon Schama on Apr 14, 2011

    Duration
    23 min
    Comments
    7 comments
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2010:

  1. The British election results
    Duration
    35 min
    Comments
    3 comments
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2009:

  1. President Obama's Nobel Prize acceptance speech (this segment streams on the front page of http://www.charlierose.com)
    Duration
    60 min
    Comments
    1 comment
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  2. A conversation with author Simon Schama
    Duration
    31 min
    Comments
    12 comments
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  3. Daily Highlights Wednesday May 27, 2009
    Duration
    8 min
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2006:

  1. A conversation with author Simon Schama
    Duration
    20 min
    Comments
    1 comment
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2000:

  1. A conversation about "A History of Britain"
    Duration
    13 min
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1995:

  1. An interview with Simon Schama
    Duration
    60 min
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Simon Michael Schama is a British author, professor, television writer and presenter. He has been a regular contributor to “The New Republic”; “The New York Review of Books”; “The Guardian,” and art and cultural critic for “The New Yorker,” winning a National Magazine Award for his art criticism in 1996. He has received a literature award from the National Academy of Arts and Letters; and in 2001 was made a Commander of the British Empire in the Queen’s Birthday Honour List.

Schama is author of numerous books, including “Patriots and Liberators: Revolution in the Netherlands 1780-1813” which won the Wolfson Prize for History; and “Citizens. A Chronicle of the French Revolution” for which he received the major non-fiction prize in the UK, the NCR Prize. His television work as writer and presenter for the BBC includes, “Art of the Western World; Rembrandt: The Public Gaze and the Private Eye”; and most recently an award-winning 15 part “History of Britain.”

Source - Columbia http://www.columbia.edu/cu/arthistory/html/dept_faculty_schama.html