he's a radical william blake put the same term there's a painting of nelson here a picture of nelson here showing less sympathy for radicalism argument really can a key exhibit. section of the exhibition dealing with blake's one man show 1819 the key exhibits we've got here are allegorical paintings of admiral nelson and the prime minister pitt and they're both shown as figures guiding biblical monsters and bring chaos on the destruction of the world that's very true we know that blake was not a tory we know from voting records that he voted for the wake of the big opposition and 74 when he had the chance and he wasn't a fan of war he was a great pacifist and his opponent of war so these pictures are very intriguing and quite complex and they seem to celebrate these national figures and what seems to be going on is that he's at presenting the idea of nelson war leader died in the political monster who's going to bring chaos and destruction out of that there will be some kind of spiritual rebirth and whether you know whether you see that as a positive thing or a negative thing i think

he's a radical william blake put the same term there's a painting of nelson here a picture of nelson here showing less sympathy for radicalism argument.

and we go to britain and inequality fight a revolutionary so hope jacobin artist william blake the author of england's unofficial anthem jerusalem but before we speak historian putin about about his new book red round globe hot burning its title derived from william blake's poem visions of the daughters of albion we go to the.

derived from william blake's poem visions of the daughters of l.b. and we go to the tate britain where we began our interview with curator martin maroney by asking him about that poem is a big exhibition is over 300 works in the exhibition by plate his prints his drawings and also his illuminated books and with a series of books in the 79 to this revolutionary decade with the revolution in france and the fall out still a lot of america in britain he created a serious person visions of the daughters of albion europe prophecy america prophecy which are in the exhibition and which show him translating current day events into these visionary terms using his invented characters and representing the kind of great power struggles within europe to work so hard on preparing an exhibition like this and be very aware of how both the left and the right of politics try to claim blake for their own many people know the last night of the proms the singing of jerusalem what is what emerges in this exhibition as his politics and in drawing the fascinating figure and

he did it with a sophistication that reveals that love of shakespeare and of william blake. the elemental poetry of hank williams or merle haggard, it is something else entirely. i think one of the developments in our film is reaching its height when the many scenes that we have on kris kristofferson play out. host: from new york, this is rory. caller: good morning. i am wondering how the growth of theinternet has affected production and dissemination of the music? guest: i think that is a really great question. before, our film stops in the mid to late 1990's and goes on to the death of johnny cash. i am not a great student of it, but i think as we know in almost every aspect of our life, social media has done really positive things and we now know from the last election cycle, some really negative things. i think in the same ways with music, social media and the internet promotes a great kind of familiarity with the music, and yet it also sort of takes us from being one group of people to being our own individual free agents. i think what happens is, one of the complaints

he did it with a sophistication that reveals that love of shakespeare and of william blake. the elemental poetry of hank williams or merle haggard, it is something else entirely. i think one of the developments in our film is reaching its height when the many scenes that we have on kris kristofferson play out. host: from new york, this is rory. caller: good morning. i am wondering how the growth of theinternet has affected production and dissemination of the music? guest: i think that is a really great question. before, our film stops in the mid to late 1990's and goes on to the death of johnny cash. i am not a great student of it, but i think as we know in almost every aspect of our life, social media has done really positive things and we now know from the last election cycle, some really negative things. i think in the same ways with music, social media and the internet promotes a great kind of familiarity with the music, and yet it also sort of takes us from being one group of people to being our own individual free agents. i think what happens is, one of the complaints

william blake put it that's when i cause i'm really begins to take off and so is my brilliant vancouver friend and call the psychologist bruce xander shows. addiction on a large scale happens when his social dislocation if you look at russia for example now alcoholism is always often been a problem russia since there are still czars times but after the collapse of the soviet regime and the privatization and the near liberalization of the economy the rise of the oligarchs and the loss of people's jobs and security autism rates go up in russia and the the longevity of males actually falls which is what's just happened to the longevity of males in united states as well also due to substances so these are the broad social economic questions and that's what dr addictive behaviors and not the fault of particular individuals ok what i do know is a tragic irony but the middle classes have their own crisis be the opioid crisis how can we in the real before he goes eliminate what's going on lead double trouble as gold in that national emergency well he he didn't personally call it that but his ad

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