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![]() ![]() Dancing in Jane Austen's novel 'Pride and Prejudice' These are the four features we published for you in February:
Jane Austen's House We visit a small, historic house in the south of England - once the home of the great English novelist, Jane Austen. Our guide is Louise West, the education officer at Chawton cottage. Xiaolu Guo We meet the young and highly-successful Chinese writer and film-maker, Xiaolu Guo. She talks about learning English, and how she had fun trying to find the right kind of English for a character in her best-selling novel, A Concise Chinese-English Dictionary for Lovers. Richard Firestone Our guest is Richard Firestone, an American scientist in Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory who has recently been involved in a fascinating research into an unusual meteor. Robin Coupland Today we are seeing ... a doctor. But not an ordinary doctor. Robin Coupland is the adviser on armed violence for the International Committee of the Red Cross in Geneva who has spent many years as a field surgeon treating victims of landmines. |
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