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Naomi Alderman's tale is of Lucretius, author of a 2000 year old poem that theorised about atoms and the natural world. Written in the first century BCE, during a chaotic and frightening time when the Roman Republic was...
Lucretius, Sheep and Atoms is an episode from Science Stories by BBC. Naomi Alderman's tale is of Lucretius, author of a 2000 year old poem that theorised about atoms and the natural world. Written in the first century BCE, during a chaotic...
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Published Dec 19, 2018, 27:46 long, audio available.
Naomi Alderman's tale is of Lucretius, author of a 2000 year old poem that theorised about atoms and the natural world. Written in the first century BCE, during a chaotic and frightening time when the Roman Republic was collapsing, Lucretius encouraged people to feel free through contemplating the physics of the Universe. Naomi learns that many of the theories still hold water today and that the poem, De Rerum Natura, is an epic beautiful and persuasive piece of work.
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Lucretius, Sheep and Atoms is an episode from Science Stories by BBC.
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This episode was published on Dec 19, 2018.
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Lucretius, Sheep and Atoms is from Science Stories by BBC.
Published Dec 19, 2018 and 27:46 long