War Requiem

Britten, Benjamin; Gritton, Susan; Ainsley, John Mark; Maltman, Christopher; Choir, Wrocław Philharmonic; Scheme, Gabrieli Young Singers; Players, Gabrieli Consort; McCreesh, Paul

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'After the Blast Of Lightning From The East': Despite Everything We Are Still Here1

The Logic Of Dissent Of Bertrand Russell1

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“…The quotation here comes from a poem by Owen, of which a setting complements the 'Sanctus' in Britten's War requiem. 48 The nuclear version of the envisioned catastrophe has not occurred so far-or, better, the small version has occurred only in 1945. Are there factors involved beyond luck, or only more cases of it?…”

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Bertrand Russell (1872–1970), man of dissent

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Section: 'After the Blast Of Lightning From The East': Despite Everything We Are Still Herementioning

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“…48 The nuclear version of the envisioned catastrophe has not occurred so far-or, better, the small version has occurred only in 1945. Are there factors involved beyond luck, or only more cases of it?…”

Section: The Logic Of Dissent Of Bertrand Russellmentioning

confidence: 99%