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EPISODE · Feb 6, 2015 · 9 MIN

Having Children

from A Point of View · host BBC Radio 4

Will Self reflects on the growing and vexed divide between people with and without children. "The real indication that we don't know what value parenting currently has is that to either valorise or demonise this state of being seems as ridiculous (if not offensive) as doing the same in respect of childlessness". Producer: Sheila Cook.

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