Some answers

By:

Muggeridge, Malcolm

Contributor(s):

Bowen, Michael (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London Metuen 1982Description: 125pISBN:

413562603

Subject(s):

Sociology

DDC classification:

305.8 Mug

Summary: Here are Muggeridge's views on the accepted values of today - on nudity on the stage; sex edu- cation and religious education in schools; tele- vision as maker – or ruin - of Presidents. His alarming prophecies – some of them already ful- filled - and his Cassandra-like warnings of the fate attending upon the degeneration of Western man make thought-provoking and often amusing reading; and all his observations reflect the changes not only in post-war society but also in Muggeridge himself. So fluent and persuasive are they that it is hard to believe they were uttered unprepared in the bustling atmosphere of a live radio discussion. Michael Bowen, who compiled and edited this col- lection, was producer of Any Questions? for twenty-five years from 1953.

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Here are Muggeridge's views on the accepted
values of today - on nudity on the stage; sex edu-
cation and religious education in schools; tele-
vision as maker – or ruin - of Presidents. His
alarming prophecies – some of them already ful-
filled - and his Cassandra-like warnings of the fate
attending upon the degeneration of Western man
make thought-provoking and often amusing
reading; and all his observations reflect the
changes not only in post-war society but also in
Muggeridge himself. So fluent and persuasive are
they that it is hard to believe they were uttered
unprepared in the bustling atmosphere of a live
radio discussion.
Michael Bowen, who compiled and edited this col-
lection, was producer of Any Questions? for
twenty-five years from 1953.

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