"If you do complex culture properly, it makes sense to people".
My grandfather was born into the vibrant, complex culture of fin de siècle Aleppo.
High art, or, as Ms Jowell put it, "complex culture", was worthwhile purely because it enriched people's lives.
"I will be addressing it by doing what Radio 3 does best – offering complex culture, arts and ideas within the reach of lots of people.
The complex culture and social systems have contributed to a sometimes failing state, whereas the private sector, in other cases, has brought efficiencies and better service.
He said he will continue to offer "complex culture" - such as operas by avant-garde composer Karlheinz Stockhausen - but will seek to provide audiences with the context that will help them understand it.
"That's what the original Third Programme did beautifully, but what the original Third Programme didn't do was offer people context, was offer people a way of approaching the complex culture that's offered".
They bring the Western Hemisphere's premier collection of Byzantine art more completely into view than ever before, making the many faces of this complex culture and its broad influence intimately available.
All this makes a compelling hour of television — an informed examination of a complex problem and a complex culture, and one that delves deep into a world that most Americans know little about.
Terrence Deacon, a researcher at the University of California at Berkeley, for instance, thinks that language evolved in a feedback loop with the complex culture that it allowed humans to create.
A South Korean career diplomat, he knew little of the UN's complex culture, unlike his predecessor, Kofi Annan, who had spent his life working his way up through the organisation's ranks.
