Why Not Let the Leaning Tower Collapse? and other essays examining what we think of as 'history'
Produktdetaljer
Biographical note
Daniel was born in London, educated at Cambridge and Cornell and at 24 appointed Lecturer at the new U of Sussex. He later worked at the BBC as Chief Producer (Features) and was responsible for a wide variety of radio projects on cultural and historical subjects many of which he later edited and published as books – among them his visits to the Arctic and Antarctic with the pioneering climate scientists and another in the 1990s (with Asa Briggs) about attitudes to earlier ends of centuries from as far back as the 1390s.
Since 2004 Daniel has been a Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Historical Research (U of London) where he has given lectures, organised and chaired public seminars and interviewed many of our leading historians.
Produktdetaljer
Biographical note
Daniel was born in London, educated at Cambridge and Cornell and at 24 appointed Lecturer at the new U of Sussex. He later worked at the BBC as Chief Producer (Features) and was responsible for a wide variety of radio projects on cultural and historical subjects many of which he later edited and published as books – among them his visits to the Arctic and Antarctic with the pioneering climate scientists and another in the 1990s (with Asa Briggs) about attitudes to earlier ends of centuries from as far back as the 1390s.
Since 2004 Daniel has been a Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Historical Research (U of London) where he has given lectures, organised and chaired public seminars and interviewed many of our leading historians.