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药品服务许可证(京)-经营-[转载]《美国社会与文化》推荐纪录片&共6部&可在&土豆&优酷&电驴&观看下载
1.《历史频道 美国：我们的故事》(History
Channel America: The Story of
US)全12集/更新DVDRip版[HDTV+720P+DVDRIP]
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·& 摘要：
发行时间:&日
·& 时间：
发布 | 3月4日
&2010年4月，America: The
US「美国：我们的故事」在美国的历史频道首映。这是一部12集的史诗纪录片，收视率超过了绝大部分美国虚构电视剧。它全面使用电脑CG，把阿凡达式的视觉效果和好莱坞式的表演技巧引入纪录片，令人目瞪口呆，忘记这是真实的历史。
第一集的第一组镜头就把人牢牢吸引住了。深蓝色的水底，一条大鱼游过，随后从水下看到一艘船缓缓驶来。在一个俯瞰船身的镜头之后，摄像机加速度向着美洲大陆飞行，镜头前领飞的是一只美国兀鹰。
这部纪录片的叙事采取了画外音叙述，演员表演，嘉宾评论三种历史纪录片常用的方式，并把这三者巧妙地穿插在一起。给演员的镜头频繁使用特写，过肩，偷拍等纪实风格，与现代影像语汇契合，同时又跟历史虚构片保持了距离。
CG在片子中运用得出神入化，镜头时常拉出事发地，一直拉到俯瞰地球为止。在前两集中还多次使用了黑客帝国曾经用过的子弹时间特效，以表现军事冲突的紧张与暴力美学。
我认为片中与内容最相得益彰的特效是表现本杰明-富兰克林骑马送信的镜头，他和马匹变成了一个火球，在13个殖民地上滚动，随后火球蔓延开去。画外音解说：在殖民地，信息自由流动，英国军队开枪的暴行很快传开。而在英国好多人还不知道。
看了一些美国的评论，大家普遍认为，这片子史实还比较牢靠，反映了面向美国中小学生的主流史观。编创者不忘政治上正确，强调美国革命队伍中也有黑人。嘉宾的访谈评论点到为止，对欣赏画面几乎不构成干扰。尽管如此，美国还是有电视人对于使用嘉宾访谈形式提出了批评。有的地方我也觉得别扭。例如请出一个现役海军陆战队上校，说我恨不能跟华盛顿一起并肩作战。口味有点太重了。想像一下，一部讲述岳飞的纪录片，请一个解放军军官对着镜头说：我希望我能投入抗击金兀术的战斗中……
总体来说，我给美国:我们的故事打五星。看过它之后，我立即找出一本目前最火的Remini写的「美国简史」对照阅读，果然印象深刻，趣味盎然。这也是这部大制作纪录片的初衷，希望把人们（主要是年轻人）吸引到瑰丽的历史王国里来。从目前它的受欢迎程度来看，这一目标应该不难达成。（转自）
America: The Story of Us
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
America: The Story of Us (also internationally
known as America: The Story of the U.S.)
is a six-part, 12-hour
television
that premiered on April 25, 2010, on .
Produced by ,
the program depicts over 400&years of
(with emphasis on the creation, trials and effects of
new technologies by Americans on America's history and by
implication, the world) spanning from the successful English
settlement of
on May 14, 1607, through to the present day.
Narrated by
for the international version), the series
many historical events by using actors dressed in the style of the
period and
Production
The series was filmed in South Africa, using mostly South
African actors and with a South African directory of
photography.
This section requires .
Original air date
Viewers(in millions)
April 25, 2010&()
early settlers fight for survival.
sows the seeds
the north becomes a powerhouse of trade. Tension,
taxation, and resistance explode into war as the rebels take on the
might of the .
"Revolution"
's army is near defeat, but new weapons and battle
tactics turn the tide. The colonies declare independence from the
British Empire. Forged through ,
a new nation is born.
"Westward"
May 2, 2010&()
Trailblazing pioneers set out to conquer the west, but find the
land already claimed. Wagon trains meet hardship on the road to
. The steamboat ushers in a new era of commerce, industry,
and unprecedented wealth.
"Division"
Commerce and industry thrive across the new nation, now one of
the wealthiest in the world. The
brings big
risk and bigger reward. In the South, cotton is king but slavery
fuels a growing divide. Violence flares across the territories and
a stand for freedom. The election of
is a harbinger of war.
"Civil War"
May 9, 2010&()
rages. The formidable Confederate army cannot match the
Union's m railroads, supply lines and the
telegraph become new weapons in a modern war.
"Heartland"
unites the nation and transforms the . Native American civilizations decline as farmers
settle the continent. Cattle replace wild buffalo as king of the
becomes a new
American icon.
May 16, 2010&()
Americans conquer a new frontier: the modern city, with 's empire of steel as its backbone.
are symbols of the
for millions of immigrants. Urban life introduces a new breed of
social ills.
America strikes oil and the boom time begins.
brings the
motorcar to the masses and the nation hits the road. Massive
engineering projects modernize the .
Intended to cure vice,
the growth of organized crime in burgeoning cities.
May 23, 2010&()
Boom turns to bust when the . The
blanket the
nation in darkness. President 's
signals recovery.
brings America into . The
war effort revitalizes the nation's economy. American innovation
and manufacturing might invigorate the Allies in Europe and in the
help end the war.
"Superpower"
May 31, 2010&()
technology fuels a boom in the economy and the population. American
pioneers conquer new frontiers, from the jet age to the space age,
and run headlong into a new threat: .
"Millennium"
In 2001, the
fuel the .
The final episode, "Millenium", coincided with Memorial
Day and, coupled with "Superpower", was broadcast on Monday, May
Commentators
The following are commentators who appear on the
miniseries
(listed in alphabetical order):
second man to step on the
& best-selling American novelist
William Bodette &
& journalist and former anchor of
& comedian, actress, and activist
record producer, rapper, actor, and men's fashion designer
& singer-songwriter, musician, and actress
& actor and producer
& singer-songwriter
& former Mayor of
& -winning American historian and law professor
creative director of
& American radio/television host and
Rick Harrison & co-owner of the Gold & Silver
Pawn Shop from History's
& American historian
& American animator, chief creative officer of
& recording artist, musician, and actor
& Former Navy SEAL, weapons expert, and host of
& political commentator and comedian and the host of
& American journalist and
personality
& Chinese-born American architect
minister and
football player
& -winning actress
& American business magnate, socialite, author, and
television personality
& co-founder of
& American fashion designer
& current anchor and managing editor of NBC Nightly
The documentary received a 60% approval rating , receiving criticism by many of the people who saw
it for having far too many "celebrities" express their opinions
about the United States, instead of having more historians tell
what occurred at specific events.
America: The Story of Us became the most watched special
in network history. The first night was watched by 5.7 million
total viewers and drew a 4.0 household rating.
In conjunction with the broadcast, the History channel
launched its largest ever educational outreach initiative and is
for the first time offering a DVD of the entire 12-hour series to
every single school and accredited college in America & free of
America: The Story of Us has also been nominated for four
episode Division, in the categories "Outstanding
Cinematography For Non-Fiction Programming", "Outstanding Picture
Editing For Non-Fiction Programming", "Outstanding Sound Editing
For Non-Fiction Programming" and "Outstanding Writing For
Non-Fiction Programming".[]
2.《BBC美国来鸿-话说美利坚》(Letter
From America)[DVDRip]
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发行时间:&2004年
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Alistair.Cooke's.America.02Of13.The.New.Found.Land.Xvid.Ac3.Mvgroup.Org.avi
Alistair.Cooke's.America.03.-.Home.From.Home.XviD.AC3.MVGroup.avi
Alistair.Cooke's.America.09Of13.Money.On.The.Land.Xvid.Ac3.Mvgroup.Org.avi
Alistair.Cooke's.America.10.The.Huddled.Masses.avi
Alistair.Cooke'S.America.11Of13.The.Promise.Fulfilled.And.The.Promise.Broken.Xvid.Ac3.Mvgroup.Org.avi
Alistair.Cooke's.America.12.-.Arsenal.XviD.AC3.MVGroup.avi
Alistair.Cooke'S.America.13Of13.The.More.Abundant.Life.Xvid.Ac3.Mvgroup.Org.avi
Alistair.Cooke's.America.Dvd.Extra.Interview.avi
世界上最长的广播谈话性节目Letter From America将划下句点, 这是英国BBC极受欢迎的节目,
高龄95岁的主持人Alistair Cooke每週四将美国社会中的大大小小的社会事件用轻鬆又有知性的口吻传达给远在英国的听眾,
由於幼时居住英国乡下, 后来受英国卫报聘为驻美记者, 又身兼BBC特约记者, 就开始了此节目的撰写工作, 虽然只有短短15分鐘,
但是58年来却见证了美国历史上的重大事件, 从甘乃迪总统遇刺身亡, 水门丑闻, 及最近的911恐怖攻击,
最初仅仅是BBC第四广播电台的国内节目, 后来也在国际广播上播出, 使得他退休讯息传出后更是受人怀念与不舍, 最让Alistair
Cooke生气还是BBC当局居然擅自公布这消息, 使他最后的离别计画也无法完成.
很难有一个广播节目持续播出半个世纪之久，更难有一位广播节目主持人主持一个节目可以跨越半个世纪之久而不换人。
英国BBC World Service 及Radio 4的资深节目主持人库克先生（Alistair
Cooke）就是这样一位备受尊崇的广播人。
库克不幸在今年3月底告别人世，享年95。他在3月初，才刚刚因为健康因素在医生的要求下宣布退休。
英国首相布莱尔称讚他是「一位伟大的广播人，让人怀念。」并且表示他是库克「美国来鸿」(Letter from
America)节目的忠实听眾。
BBC代理总经理马克‧拜福说，库克是20世纪杰出的评论家，也是BBC有史以来，最伟大的广播人之一。
美国纽约时报称他的观点代表「英国人心目中的美国」。
「美国来鸿」走过58个年头
库克所製作主持的膾炙人口的每周节目「美国来鸿」今年1月20日，结束它第2869集的播出，从1946年开播的这个专门介绍美国的节目，总共走过58个年头，见証2个世纪。这个节目向全球五十多个国家播放，据BBC估计，收听库克节目的全球听眾多达二千二百万人。
1946年，库克在他最初提给BBC的节目企划案中写到：「它将是一封每周写给英国人在火炉旁展读的私人信件，我会试图就美国生活中的主要话题，提出评论，其中包括华府政策的真实背景和重要美国人物的介绍等。所要强调的总是美国生活的源头活水，而不是头条新闻，那些只是泡沫而已！」当时，英国陷入经济低潮，库克心想，这个节目如果可以按照计划播完试验性的13集就算不错了，没想到播完13集之后，又延长13集，之后，又13集……，他当然想像不到，这个节目将会播到下一个世纪。
「美国来鸿」几乎见証了美国二次大战以来，所有发生的重要大事，包括甘乃迪总统遇刺乃至911攻击事件。这个节目的一位忠实听友说，「库克以他对美国背景的广泛理解，检视美国所发生的事件，因此，对於住在美国境外的人而言，这个节目为他们带来的是智慧的增长。举例来说，库克会将1997年11月，中共国家主席江泽民的访问美国时宴会上的愉悦气氛，拿来与雅尔达会议最后一夜的气氛相比；他在讲1997年10月美国纽约股市狂潟时，会清楚地交代1929年美国股市崩盘的来龙去脉。」「当其他的媒体忙着抄作犯罪、审判、丑闻、最敢讲话的第一夫人时，库克会告诉你，谁才是这个世纪这类人等的最顶尖人物；他总是会告诉你一段奇闻軼事！」
美国时事的詮释者
库克1908出生在英国曼彻斯特近郊的萨福（Salford），年轻时见到一次世界大战驻防当地的美国大兵，受到他们友善和外向个性的吸引，奠定他未来和美国的一段大半生不解之缘。
在剑桥唸书时，他开始撰写戏剧评论，随后取得共和基金奖学金，赴美进修，先后在耶鲁和哈佛大学研读戏剧和美国英语历史有关的课程。在这个过程中，他有机会担任家乡曼彻斯特卫报的美国特派员，头一次走进媒体的世界。1934年他进入BBC担任电影评论员，并且回到英国工作。在这同时，他也开始为美国国家广播公司（NBC）製播一个每周一次的节目「伦敦来信」（London
Letter），前后长达26年。这个节目也等於是为他未来的「美国来鸿」节目舖路，让库克真正扮演了大西洋两岸这两个国家相互了解的双向角色。
1937年，他返回美国，并且在1941年入美国籍，落脚纽约。也开始在美国的电视上主持节目。他所主持的文化节目「文化列车」（Omnibus）、「大师剧场」（Masterpiece
Theater），是美国电视观眾耳熟能详的节目，也是在商业掛帅的美国电视环境中，令人耳目一新的奇花异果。难怪美国媒体说，库克可以算是美国人最敬重的英国人之一。
库克「美国来鸿」的製作人东尼‧格兰特指出，库克在去世前一个星期打电话给他，提醒他，「如果要重播我过去的节目，记得不要选那些尽是讲美国政治、越战，或是美国人首次进入太空的。」库克说，「我希望被人家记得的是有关人物的那些报导，讲的是寻常百姓所做的大事。」他是一位广播主持人，但是作为将近一甲子的美国时事的詮释者，他，不也是在做大事么？
史蒂芬·弗莱的美国游记》
(BBC Stephen Fry In
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Stephen Fry in America is a six-part
television series in
travels across
a country in which he was almost born. Just before Fry was born,
his father was offered a job at , in New Jersey, but chose to turn it down in favour
In the six-part series he travels, mostly in a , through all 50
country that he could have nearly called home and which has always
fascinated him.
The episodes are regularly repeated in the
on , lasting
an hour and twenty minutes due to advertising breaks. It was aired
in America on . In , the program
screened on
each Sunday at 7:30pm from 9 August, 2009.
The ratings were so successful that the broadcaster decided to
finally air Fry's other BBC program,
also guest starred in episode 3 and billionaire media
on episode 4.
Episode list
States Visited
Stephen's journey begins in , before
moving on to the nation's capital where he interviews
co-founder
12 October 2008
Stephen Fry tries to find out what makes the South so
distinctive.
19 October 2008
A 2000 mile journey up the
26 October 2008
Mountains and Plains
A look at the airborne border patrol agents at the Canadian
border in the mountains of
2 November 2008
Stephen Fry continues his American journey, meeting the people
9 November 2008
Stephen meets activists,
believers and a
journey ends
16 November 2008
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在本六集系列纪录片中，主持人Stephen
Fry乘坐一辆伦敦的出租车，游历美国的50个州，向我们展示各地的风土人情。(文：life_is_good@YDY)
Stephen Fry in America
Stephen Fry was very nearly an American. Just before Stephen was
born, his father was offered a job at Princeton University but
turned it down. As a result, Stephen was born in NW3 rather than in
NJ, New Jersey. In this six-part series he travels, mostly in a
London cab, through all 50 states of the country that he could have
nearly called home and which has always fascinated him.
In this six-part series he travels, mostly in a London cab, through
all 50 states of the country that he could have nearly called home
and which has always fascinated him.
Part 1: New World
In this first episode, he explores the states that make up New
England, before heading south to the nation's capital and ending up
at the civil war battlefield of Gettysburg in Pennsylvania.
Presidential hopefuls in New Hampshire, witches in Salem, nuclear
submariners in Connecticut, deer hunters, small time mobsters in
NYC, socialites in Rhode Island, lobster fishermen in Maine, ice
cream blenders in Vermont and card washers in New Jersey - Stephen
meets them all as he takes the road through the autumn colours to
uncover what really makes America tick.
Part 2: Deep South
Here, Stephen Fry explores what it is that makes the south so
distinctive. He joins coal miners deep underground in West
Virginia, meets a young man with the state of Kentucky tattooed on
his butt, enjoys a delirious session of bluegrass music-making in
Tennessee, has an encounter with a bear in the Smokey Mountains,
ascends in a balloon above North Carolina, learns the language of
slaves in South Carolina, is invited into a Georgian family's Old
Plantation house to join their Thanksgiving celebrations (and has
an unfortunate encounter with a horse), fails as a dancing escort
in Florida and is moved by two very different events in Alabama: a
parole board's deliberations and the extraordinary hoopla of a
college ball game, complete with air-force jets.
Part 3: Mississippi
Stephen begins his epic 2000-mile journey up the Mississippi in the
sultry, voodoo soaked streets of New Orleans during its busiest day
of the year - Mardi Gras. He meets a Jewish Voodoo priestess, an
Iraqi war veteran experiencing flashbacks in the abandoned
neighbourhoods destroyed by Hurricane Katrina, down-and-outs not
living the American Dream, and takes a tour through Angola, one of
America's most notorious prisons. In the Delta he gets the Blues
with actor Morgan Freeman at his club in Clarksdale and in Chicago
drives guitar legend Buddy Guy round his old stomping grounds on
the South Side. Forsaking calmness at the Transcendental Meditation
HQ in Iowa he travels to Motown, Detroit, where he gets to drive in
a Model T and the latest Cadillac with its designer before enjoying
the rustic beauty of an Amish farm and learning how to milk a sheep
in Wisconsin. At the river's source in Minnesota he learns how the
Hmong refugees, so far from their opium growing villages in Laos,
are adapting to the snowy wastes before catching his first fish in
forty years on the frozen Lake Minnetonka.
Part 4: Mountains and Plains
Starting with the airborne border patrol agents at the Canadian
border in the stunning mountains of Montana, and ending at the very
different border with Mexico in Texas, Stephen explores the natural
beauty of the Rocky Mountains, and America's breadbasket beside
them. He meets Ted Turner and some of his 50,000 bison, encounters
Wyoming ranchers who have particularly close encounters with wolves
and bears, rides through the snow on a dogsled, overdoses on
carbohydrates at a German diner in Bismarck, N Dakota, and
experiences the Badlands of South Dakota. A ride with a trucker in
Nebraska takes him into the bizarre home of some Kansans in an
underground missile base. Posh Aspen in Colorado is in contrast
with a Salvation Army belly dancer in Oklahoma, while a gala dinner
in Houston is a far cry from a band of Texmex musicians at the
border in El Paso.
Part 5: True West
The high mesas of New Mexico are the starting point for Stephen's
journey through the dramatic landscapes and peoples of the South
West. The physicists at the Los Alamos Lab, who are unravelling the
mysteries of dark matter, contrast starkly to the ecohouse dwellers
living off the grid near Sante Fe. Staying with the Navajo Indians
in Monument Valley in Arizona, Stephen learns to weave a basket,
before heading to the sublime beauty of Lake Powell, and life
aboard a luxurious houseboat. He takes a World War II Flying
Fortress bomber to the "Boneyard" in Tucson, where 3000 military
planes are eerily mothballed, before living out a fantasy by
becoming a cowboy at the Old Tucson Studios. In Nevada he meets
semi-naked Mormon missionaries during their calendar shoot, and is
initiated into the intricacies of brothel life by madame
extraordinaire Susan Austin before heading over the Sierra Nevada
mountains to the Pacific Ocean.
Part 6: Pacific
Starting in San Francisco where he meets up with Apple's design
guru, Jony Ive, Stephen explores the Pacific Northwest. He travels
up the coast to Mendocino to take part in a drug bust, before
joining tree-sitters and Big Foot believers in the Oregon giant
redwood forests. Dope smoking students and edgy cabaret in Seattle
give way to the stark wilderness of Alaska and an unsuccessful
whale hunt with Eskimos in Barrow, the northernmost city of the
USA. On the islands of Hawaii, he meets a real life Magnum PI ,
goes swimming with sharks and paddles with surfers. He then sees
the death of stars with astrophysicist Alex Filippenko, and the
birth of new land as lava flows into the sea, creating yet more
American Future: A History
美国的未来
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The American Future: A History is a four part
documentary series written and presented by
in the UK during October 2008, in the run up to the . The first episode was broadcast on
BBC Two at 9:00pm on 10 October 2008, and it was shown over four
consecutive Fridays.
The series saw Schama travelling through the
he investigated the conflicts from its past in order to understand
the country's contemporary political situation.
Schama presents and discusses both presidential candidates,
Democratic
Republican
from a historical point of view, emphasizing strongly
the former. The documentary takes viewer to an epic journey through
the , but it also arguments carefully
would be the ideal choice as the next president of the
United States.
List of episodes
10 October 2008
American Plenty
A look at America's waning belief in the infinite possibilities
of its land and resources.
17 October 2008
American War
A look at how different the US attitude to war is from what
outsiders assume it to be.
24 October 2008
American Fervour
How faith has shaped American political life.
31 October 2008
What is an American?
The bitter conflict over immigration in America.
International Broadcast
this programme aired with the re-worked title, The American
Future: A History By Simon Schama:
US viewers saw all four episodes combined into two parts on
at 8 pm ET/PT from 19 January until 20 January 2009.
Australian viewers saw these episodes in their original four
Thursday at 9:30pm from 27 May until 17 June 2010.
The American Future: A History
History, Sociopolitical Documentary hosted by Simon Schama and
published by BBC in 2008 - English narration
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To coincide with the US elections of 2008 comes this refreshing
antidote to the whir of sensationalist spin and scandal, measuring
up to the seriousness of the moment without diluting the excitement
of campaign politics. After 9/11, after Katrina, Enron and Baghdad,
the robustness of American optimism is struggling to reassert
itself against the sobering reality of military frustration and
domestic anxieties. This is an America grappling with an
un-American sense of its own limits. Turning to fascinating moments
in American history to understand the present, connecting legendary
presences such as Thomas Jefferson, Henry Ford, Mark Twain and
Abraham Lincoln with contemporary soldiers, businessmen, truckers,
schoolteachers and (even) politicians, this series offers a timely
and gripping vision of the United States - past and present -
facing its moment of truth. (ref. BBC Shop)
(c.f. BBC Online TV programme catalogue) Simon Schama travels
through America to dig deep into the conflicts of its history as a
way to understand the country's contemporary political
situation.
1) American Plenty
In American Plenty, Simon explores how American optimism about the
infinite possibilities of its land and resources is in danger of
coming to a grinding halt. Nowhere is it more evident than in the
American West, which has always been a symbol of opportunity and
freedom. Oil at 4 dollars a gallon may be dominating the headlines,
but here it is the lack of water that is an even bigger threat to
the American future. The West is in the grip of a years-long
America's optimism about its natural resources has always been
spiced with clashes over conservation going back to the first man
to navigate the Colorado River, John Wesley Powell. American
ingenuity made farming on an industrial scale possible in the early
years of the 20th century but at the cost of making Oklahoma a dust
bowl. The Hoover Dam, a modern American miracle which used to
provide essential irrigation for farming and for the new city of
Las Vegas, is not able to cope with the demand for water any
In 1980, Ronald Reagan's optimism about American plenty defeated
Jimmy Carter's campaign for self-restraint. But in the 2008
election, neither candidate can ignore the challenges facing
America as it enters an era of limits.
2) American War
Shot against the backdrop of the presidential campaign, Simon
Schama travels through America to dig deep into the conflicts of
its history to understand what is at stake right now.
In American War, Simon reveals how different the American attitude
to war is from what outsiders assume it to be. Two of the founding
fathers, Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton, disagreed about
whether America should even have a professional army - a division
still evident when Simon visits America's premier military academy
at West Point. From the Civil War right through to Mark Twain's
denunciation of President Teddy Roosevelt's imperial adventure in
the Philippines, American wars have inspired profound debate. And
nowhere more so in the 2008 election than San Antonio, Texas,
nicknamed Military City because of its high population of veterans
and serving soldiers, where Simon finds feelings about the war are
deeply divided. As with the great war elections of the past, it's a
debate which forces America to dig deep and rediscover what it
stands for.
3) American Fervour
While the 2008 presidential campaign is in full swing, Simon Schama
travels through America to dig deep into the conflicts of its
history to understand what is at stake right now.
Simon explores the ways in which faith has shaped American
political life. His starting point is a remarkable fact about the
coming election: for the first time in a generation it is the
Democrats who claim to be the party of God. It is Barak Obama, not
John McCain, who has been talking about his faith. In Britain we
have always thought of American religion as a largely conservative
force, yet Simon shows how throughout American history it has
played a crucial role in the fight for freedom.
Faith helped create America - it was the search for religious
freedom that led thousands to make the dangerous journey to the
colonies in the 1600s. After independence was won, that religious
freedom was enshrined America was the first
country in the world to do so. Simon also looks at the remarkable
role the black church has played, first in the liberation of the
slaves in the 1800s, and again in the civil rights movement of the
1960s; neither would have happened without its religious activists.
It is this very church that has been the inspiration for Barak
Obama, who traces the roots of his political inspiration to his
4) What is an American
While the 2008 presidential campaign is in full swing, Simon Schama
travels through America to dig deep into the conflicts of its
history to understand what is at stake right now.
Simon looks at the bitter conflict over immigration in American
history. Who should be allowed to enter America and call themselves
an American has always been one of the nation's most divisive
issues, and it continues to be so at this election. He traces the
roots of this conflict to the founding of America.
The early settlers were themselves immigrants, but they saw America
as fundamentally a white and Protestant nation. Simon looks at the
key events that challenged this view: the annexation of parts of
Mexico in 1848 that made 100,000 non-whites American citizens, the
immigration and subsequent expulsion of the Chinese in the late
19th century, and the massive immigration from Eastern Europe
during the industrialisation of the 1920s. Each time there have
been those who have insisted America must stay white if it's to
stay true to itself, and each time they have been defeated by the
sheer force of history.
John F Kennedy defined America as a Nation of Immigrants in 1964
and Simon argues that the candidacy of Barack Obama represents the
final triumph of the vision of America as a multi-ethnic
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5.PBS Faces of America
with Henry Louis Gates Jr.
美国人的面貌
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哈佛大学学者Henry Louis Gates, Jr. 在这个四集系列纪录片中探究美国移民的状况。
（文: life_is_good@YDY）
Harvard scholar Henry Louis Gates, Jr. explores America's immigrant
tapestry as he seeks answers to two simple questions: "What made
America?" and "What makes us?" In this four-part series, Gates
unravels the genealogy and genetics of 11 famous Americans,
including: poet Elizabeth A chef Mario B comedian
Stephen C novelist Louise E writer Malcolm G
cellist Yo-Yo Ma(马友友 国际顶尖的旅美华裔大提琴家); film
director Mike N Her Royal Highness Queen N actress Eva
L actress Meryl S figure skater Kristi Y and
TV personality Dr. Mehmet Oz.
6.中文名:&PBS自由选择
英文名:&Free to
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1980年，弗里德曼和太太制作了10集的电视节目，在美国公共广播公司连续播放10周，推广他的经济学观念。89年后，
他又把其中的内容编辑成5集的精华，并加入了新的内容，还请来了“未来战士”阿诺，前总统里根等作主持。
米尔顿·弗里德曼，20世纪最具影响力的经济学家。由于创立了货币主义理论，提出了永久性收入假说，他于1976年获得诺贝尔经济学奖。1988年获得美国国家科学奖章与美国总统自由勋章。他曾先后在美国芝加哥大学等多所院校任教，是美国芝加哥学派的领袖，一直遵循芝加哥学派的传统，主张经济自由主义，被称为反凯恩斯主义的先锋。在公共政策领域中，他曾经担任过美国总统候选人巴里·戈德华特及尼克松总统与里根总统的非正式顾问。弗里德曼现年91岁，已从美国芝加哥大学退休，但仍被经济学界尊为泰斗。
罗斯·弗里德曼，经济学家，佩珀代因大学名誉博士，与丈夫米尔顿·弗里德曼合着了《自由选择》和《现状的专制》等。弗里德曼出身于贫困的俄罗斯移民家庭，美国的多元文化氛围让他成长为“自由市场经济”理论的一代宗师。弗里德曼早在20世纪50年代就强烈抨击政府过度乾预市场，这与当时被人们奉为经典的凯恩斯主义格格不入。“离经叛道”的弗里德曼凭借自己对美国经济的深刻体验，清醒地看到凯恩斯主义所面临的理论危机。他慷慨激昂地宣扬自己独到的经济见解，随时为维护真理而与他人争辩，为此受尽了人们的嘲弄。
历史在沉思之后，向他折服了。由于创立了货币主义理论，提出了永久性收入假说，弗里德曼于1976年获得诺贝尔经济学奖。他与凯恩斯并驾齐驱成为20世纪最具影响力的经济学家。弗里德曼将自己的成就归因于“幸运”，归因于美国社会的自由开放、学生时代的良师益友、自己所经历的时代巨变等等。当然，相濡以沫的爱侣罗斯在70多年中的相依相伴也是弗里德曼取得巨大成就的“幸运”之一。
经济自由是政治自由的基本前提。
很少有几位经济学家像米尔顿．弗莱德曼和罗斯．弗莱德曼在公众中享有如此高的声誉。这对夫妇的着作、文章和电视节目宣传推广自由市场经济。米尔顿．弗莱德曼(1912─
)生于纽约市，就读于拉特格斯大学、芝加哥大学和哥伦比亚大学。在芝加哥大学，他是芝加哥经济学学派的主要理论家，该学派批评政府对经济的乾预。1976年，米尔顿．弗莱德曼获诺贝尔经济学奖。他的经济学理论直接影响了罗讷德．里根和玛格丽特．撒切尔首相的政策。
罗斯．迪莱克特和米尔顿．弗莱德曼
1938年结为伉俪。她生于波兰，就读于里德学院，在芝加哥大学取得学位。作为一个作家和经济学家，她与丈夫合写了三本阐释自由市场的畅销书：《资本主义和自由》(1962)、《自由选择》(1980)、和《现状的专制》(1984)。后两本书以原标题在公共电视上以系列节目的形式播出。
以下是《自由选择》一书的摘录。
自从第一批欧洲人来新大陆拓居──1607年在詹姆斯敦，1620年在普利茅斯──美国已像磁石般吸引了冒险家们、逃离暴政压迫的人或只是试图让自己和子女过上较好生活的人们。
最初的涓涓细流在美国革命和美利坚合众国成立后膨胀了。到十九世纪则变成一股洪水，那时数百万人越过大西洋，为数较少的人越过太平洋。他们被悲惨生活和专制暴政逼得走投无路，被自由和富裕的希望所吸引。
当他们到达美国后，发现街道上并非黄金铺地，生活并不舒适安逸。他们并没有找到充分施展才乾的自由和机会。但凭借苦乾、创新、节俭和走运，他们多数人成功地实现了自己的不少希望和梦想，足以鼓动亲戚朋友加入他们的行列。
美国的历史是经济奇迹和政治奇迹的历史，奇迹的实现全靠把两套想法付诸实施。巧不可言，这两套想法都是在同一年，即1776年发表的文件中提出的。
第一套想法体现在《国富论》中，这一伟大着作使苏格兰人亚当．斯密成为现代经济学之父。该书分析了一个市场系统如何把个人追求自己目标的自由与在经济领域生产我们的食品、衣物和住宅所需的协同合作结合在一起。亚当．斯密最重要的见解是：一项交易双方都能受益，而且只要合作确实是自愿的，那么除非双方皆受益，否则就不会发生任何交易。在人人都能受益的个人之间的合作不需要任何外力、强迫手段或对自由的侵犯来促成。这就是为什么，正如亚当．斯密所说，一个"只考虑自己的利益"的人会由一只无形的手引导，达到与他的意图无关的目标。这种目标与个人意图无关对社会而言并不总是坏事。一个正在为自己的利益奋斗的人常常比他真正想要为社会谋利时更有效地增进了社会利益。"我从来没见过那些假装为公众利益经商的人做出多少好事。"
第二套想法体现在独立宣言中。托马斯．杰斐逊起草该宣言以表述他的同胞们的普遍观念。它宣布历史上首次有一个新的国家建立在这一原则之上，即每一个人都有权追求自己的价值标准："我们认为这些真理不言自明：人人生而平等，造物主赋予他们若乾不能出让的权利，包括生活、自由和追求幸福的权利。"……
美国历史的很大一部分是围绕着力图将独立宣言的原则付诸实施的尝试展开的──从关于黑奴问题的最终由一场流血内战解决的斗争，到以后的争取机会均等的斗争，直到最近争取平等分享成果的斗争。
经济自由是政治自由的基本前提。经济自由因为允许人民在不受强迫或集中管理的条件下互相协作，缩小了政权的行使范围。此外，通过分散权力，自由市场对可能产生的任何政权集中的现象可以起抵销作用。经济的和政治的权力在同一批人手中的结合肯定是实行专制统治的诀窍。
经济的和政治的自由相结合在十九世纪的英国和美国皆造成了一个黄金时期。美国甚至比英国取得了更大的繁荣。它从一张白纸开始：阶级和地位的痕迹更少；政府的限制更少；有更广大的肥沃土地让人们耕耘、开拓、创新；有一片空白的大陆任人们去征服。
自由的巨大创造力在农业上得到的最鲜明、最显着的表现。当独立宣言颁布时，不足三百万原籍欧洲和亚洲的人(略去土着印地安人不计)居住在美国东海岸的一条狭长地带。农业是当时的主要经济活动。平均每二十名劳动者需要有十九人务农以供养全国居民并用剩余的农产品出口换回一些外国货。如今，劳动者中不足二十分之一的人务农，为二亿二千万居民提供食品，而且出口剩余的农产品使美国成为全世界最大的粮食输出国。
是什么东西创造了这一奇迹呢?
显然不是政府的集中管理──像俄国及其卫星国、南斯拉夫和印度这类目前依赖集中管理的国家，使用劳动力的四分之一至二分之一从事农业，却经常靠美国的农业来避免大批民众饿死的悲剧。在美国农业迅速发展的大部分时期中，政府所起的作用微不足道。人们可以得到土地──但它是原先的不毛之地。十九世纪中期以后，土地赠与学院纷纷建立，这些学院通过政府资助的延伸服务传播信息和技术。然而，这场农业革命主要源于在一个对一切人──遗憾的是黑奴除外──开放的自由市场中发挥的个人积极性。黑奴制被废除后，美国农业进入发展最快的时期。数百万来自世界各地的移民作为独立的农民或商人自由地为自己工作，或以双方都同意的条件为别人工作。他们可以任意试验新技术──假如试验失败，他们承担风险；假如试验成功，他们获得利益。他们从政府那里没得到多少帮助，更重要的是，他们从政府那里不会遇到多少乾预。……
具有讽刺意味的是，经济自由和政治自由的成功对后来的思想家减少了感染力。十九世纪晚期很受局限的政府几乎不具有危害老百姓的集权，但另一方面这种政府也几乎不具有能使好人做好事的权力。而一个并不完美的世界里仍存在着许多罪恶。实际上社会的进步使残留的罪恶变得更令人讨厌了。一如既往，人们把有益的发展当作是必然的事。他们忘了一个强有力的政府对自由造成的危胁。相反，他们为一个更强的政府能够取得的成绩所吸引──只要政府权力掌握在"正直的"人手中。
这些想法于二十世纪初开始影响英国政府。它们在美国的知识分子中被越来越多的人所接受，但直到30年代初的大萧条时期才对政府政策有明显影响。……没人认识到政府对大萧条的责任──不论当时或现在。相反，大萧条被广泛理解为自由市场资本主义的失败。这一荒诞的说法使公众与知识分子一样，对个人和政府的相对责任持变化了的观点。原先强调个人对自己的命运负责，取而代之的是强调个人如同小卒受自己无法控制的力量冲击。原先的观点是政府的作用在充当仲裁人以防止个人之间的强制胁迫行为，取而代之的是这种观点，即认为政府的作用是充当家长，其职责是强迫一些人帮助另一些人。
在过去的半个世纪中，这些观点主宰了美国的发展。它们导致各级政府的扩充，导致权力从地方政府和地方控制转向中央政府和中央控制。政府越来越多地承担起这一任务：以安全和平等的名义把从一些人那儿取得的东西分给另一些人。
最近几年的经验
──显示出生产率的增长和下降──令人产生疑问：倘若我们继续赋予政府更大的权力，委任一个公务员"新阶级"，让他们据说是代表我们花费我们收入的更大一部分，那么个人的独创性是否还能继续克服政府控制的压抑性后果。或迟或早──或许比我们许多人预料的早──一个庞大得多的政府将会既毁掉我们多亏自由市场才赢得的繁荣，又毁掉独立宣言如此雄辩地宣扬的人类自由。
我们尚未到不能自拔，无法回头的地步。作为一个民族我们仍可自由选择是继续在"奴役之路"──正如弗利德里希．海克的那本深刻而有影响的书的标题所示上快跑呢，还是对政府作更严格的限制，并更多地依赖自由的个人之间的自愿合作以达到我们的若乾目标。我们的黄金时期是否将结束，我国是否会故态复萌，倒退到人类大多数一贯而且至今仍然处于其中的专制和苦难的境况中去呢?
抑或我们是否将有大智大勇和远见卓识去改变我们的路线，汲取经验教训，从"自由的复活"中获益 ?……
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