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TTC - From Yao to Mao: 5000 Years of Chinese History

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TTC - From Yao to Mao: 5000 Years of Chinese History

TTC - From Yao to Mao: 5000 Years of Chinese History
Enlish | Course No. 8320 (36 lectures, 30 minutes/lecture) | 6.78Gb
Taught by Kenneth J. Hammond | New Mexico State University | Ph.D., Harvard University

In a world growing increasingly smaller, China still seems a faraway and exotic land, with secrets and mysteries of ages past, its history and intentions veiled from most Westerners.

Yet behind that veil lies one of the most amazing civilizations the world has ever known.

For most of its 5,000-year existence, China has been the largest, most populous, wealthiest, and mightiest nation on Earth. And for us as Westerners, it is essential to understand where China has been in order to anticipate its future. This course answers this need by delivering a comprehensive political and historical overview of one of the most fascinating and complex countries in world history.

A Civilization so Advanced …

* China had a theory of social contract, the "Mandate of Heaven," in place by 1500 B.C.E., 3,000 years before Western philosophers such as Thomas Hobbes and John Locke.
* It had seen the rule of three classical dynasties before 200 B.C.E.
* It developed agriculture and writing independently of outside influence.
* In Confucius and Laozi—among others—it had philosophers of the Axial Age as influential as were Plato, Socrates, and Aristotle in ancient Greece.
* While the Roman Empire was at its zenith, China’s Han dynasty ruled over an empire superior in almost every measurable way, including technological advancement.

… Its Wonders Were Thought to Be Lies

The veil that hides China’s extraordinary past from many of us today is far from a new one. When Marco Polo wrote of the wonders he had seen over his 20 years in China, most of his fellow Venetians could not accept his descriptions of a civilization that rivaled their own. They contemptuously referred to the book he wrote about his adventures as “The Millions”—the number of lies they believed marched across its pages. Those Venetians had chosen to turn away from a precious opportunity to glimpse China’s wonders and better understand the world.

Every lecture of From Yao to Mao: 5000 Years of Chinese History may seem like a journey across a virgin landscape, for the ground it covers has been largely unexplored in the history courses most of us in the West have taken.

You learn about:

* The powerful dynasties that ruled China for centuries
* The philosophical and religious foundations—particularly Confucianism, Daoism, and Buddhism—that have influenced every iteration of Chinese thought
* The larger-than-life personalities, from both inside and outside its borders, of those who have shaped China’s history.
* As you listen to these lectures, you see how China’s politics, economics, and art reflect the forces of its past.

Explore China's Subtleties with an Expert

Few nations have as long and intricate a history as China. To bring alive the subtleties of that history in only 36 lectures requires a teacher intimately familiar with not only his subject, but the needs of listeners who may well be peering for the first time beyond that curtain that has long veiled the mysteries of China—indeed, of all Asia—from the eyes and understanding of Westerners.

Born and raised in Ohio, Professor Kenneth J. Hammond himself made that intellectual and cultural journey. He has lived and worked in Beijing and established exchange programs with schools in China and Korea.

In guiding you through the five millennia of China’s history, he has organized his lectures around several major themes:

* The evolution of the social and political elite and how they acquired and asserted their power as rulers
* The history of political thought and the ways the Chinese have organized their society and government from the shamanistic roots of that political thought to the crafting and adapting of the Imperial Order, the rise of Communism, and the introduction of capitalism as China seeks economic growth
* How the Chinese have thought and written about themselves and the world
* The connections between economic and social life and the worlds of art, literature, and philosophy
* The interaction among cosmological ideas, the metaphysical insights of Buddhism and religious Daoism, and the perennial mysticism of popular religion
* China’s history as it relates to the world beyond its borders.

China’s Story: From Night Skies Ablaze to Opium

Dr. Hammond’s lectures are richly detailed and lead you on compelling forays across many aspects of China’s story. From a governing perspective, you’ll learn how the short-lived Qin dynasty—with “legalism” as its often brutal ideology of governance—became the first unified empire, laying the basis for an enduring imperial order. And how the implementation of the imperial civil service examination system in the late 10th century gave intellectual issues renewed importance, and made the 11th century flourish with great debate and discussion about literature, philosophy, government, and art. You’ll also learn the eye-opening story of how China was betrayed by the Allies at Versailles, precipitating riots in Beijing and helping pave the way for the emergence of the Communist Party.

From an historical point of reference, you’ll see how a concubine named Wu Zetian rose to become the first and only empress to rule China . You’ll also learn how opium became the commodity that allowed Great Britain to pry open China to the avarice of the West, making millions of Chinese into addicts, inciting the Opium Wars and a profound humiliation for China. You’ll also be fascinated by the extraordinary story of a failed examination candidate named Hong Xiuquan, whose certainty that he was Jesus’ younger brother drove him to lead a revolution that nearly succeeded in overthrowing the Qing dynasty. And then examine the conquest of China by the Mongols, including a riveting discussion of their culture and tactics.

You’ll also explore how select artistic and intellectual events shaped China’s history. For example, learn about the great ceramic center at Jingdezhen, which, in the 12th century, became one of the first true industrial cities in world history, its massive production lines setting the night sky ablaze with the glow from their great kilns. You’ll be introduced to the Neo-Confucianist teachings of Zhu Xi, one of the great figures in Chinese intellectual history, whose sharply divergent commentaries on classical Confucian texts placed an emphasis on moral self-cultivation and the role of the individual. And finally, you’ll visit the golden age of the Ming dynasty, when art and literature flourished amid economic growth and the revival of a great merchant class, including the invention of a postal system that became the foundation of a great trading network.

China: A Major Player

China continues to reassert itself as a major force. These above samplings can only hint at the fascination of this course and the immensity of its scope. However, the full course offers the history of this vast nation, reminding us that China is no stranger to that stage and, indeed, has more often than not been the most extraordinary player on it.

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How London Was Built – Season 1

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How London Was Built – Season 1

How London Was Built – Season 1
English | 6eps | 25 mins each | 700×486 | DivX | MP3 - 128kbps | ~ 200 MB

Adam Hart-Davis brings his own inimitable presenting style to this fascinating guided tour of London’s most important structures. Each episode uncovers the secret history and the extraordinary feats of engineering behind some of the city’s greatest landmarks. From Brunel’s Thames Tunnel to the structure of Hampton Court Palace and Canary Wharf, through its prisons and taverns, its entertainment and houses of worship, How London Was Built investigates how London has become the city it is today.

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How London Was Built – Season 2

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How London Was Built – Season 2

How London Was Built – Season 2
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How London Was Built – Season 3

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How London Was Built – Season 3

How London Was Built – Season 3
English | 8eps | 25 mins each | 700×486 | DivX | MP3 - 128kbps | ~ 200 MB

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BBC - Charles Darwin and the Tree of Life

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BBC - Charles Darwin and the Tree of Life

BBC - Charles Darwin and the Tree of Life HDTV (2009)
English | 00:59:30 | 1280 x 720 | 25.000 fps | H264 3114 Kbps | MKV | AC3 5.1 384 Kbps | English Sub | 1.46 GB
Genre: Documentary

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Charles Darwin and the Tree of Life is a 2009 television documentary about Charles Darwin and his revolutionary theory of evolution through natural selection, produced by the BBC to mark the bicentenary of Darwin's birth. It is part of the BBC Darwin Season. The presenter, David Attenborough, outlines the development of the theory by Darwin through his observations of animals and plants in nature and in the domesticated state, visiting sites important in Darwin's own life, including Down House, Cambridge University and the Natural History Museum, and using archive footage from Attenborough's many nature documentaries for the BBC. He reviews the development of the theory since its beginnings, and its revolutionary impact on the way in which humans view themselves - not as having dominion over the animals as The Bible says, but as part of the natural world and subject to the same controlling forces that govern all life on Earth.

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Discovery Channel: Great Books: Gulliver's Travels

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Discovery Channel: Great Books: Gulliver's Travels

In the story of Gulliver's Travels a beached sailor takes four voyages to visit creatures large and small, in places far away. It is a dark and comical tale, read on many levels, characterized by a grotesque and deviate view of human kind. Perhaps it's an attempt to answer the question, "Who are we?" or "What is our nature?" At carnivals and amusement parks we can see ourselves and others from different perspectives. Our imagination is engaged as we see mirrors and distortions of ourselves. Long ago, there lived a genius and prolific writer, Jonathan Swift, who wrote a tale on distorted creatures and distorted perspectives. In it, he seemed to ask that question for us all: Who am I?

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National Geographic - Egypt: Secrets of The Dead [2009]-Free download

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National Geographic - Egypt: Secrets of The Dead [2009]

National Geographic - Egypt: Secrets of The Dead [2009]
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Genre: Documentary

The ancient Egyptians were fascinated by death. CGI and archaeological finds reveal both the terrifying and beautiful stories they believed of the afterlife.

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Banshun (1949) Late Spring (Dual-audio Remaster)

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Banshun (1949) Late Spring (Dual-audio Remaster)

Directed by Yasujiro Ozu with audio commentary by Richard Peña. Late Spring (Banshun) is a simple yet deceptively profound study of Japanese family life during American occupation in 1949. A transitional stage in Japanese culture and history, the characters are silently challenged to resolve conflicts between traditional life and the modern age. For example, 1948 marks the first time that Japanese women were lawfully granted the legal right to initiate divorce and assert themselves. Supporting character Aya (Yumeji Tsukioka) illustrates this new independent woman; she has divorced over irreconcilable differences and works as a well-paid stenographer. Further establishing herself as a modern woman, Aya has furnished her Tokyo apartment with western style sofas, tables, and chairs. Ozu doesn't linger here long, however, his 50mm lens more suitably finds its home at knee level in more traditional Japanese settings.

Professor Shukichi (Chishu Ryu) is a widower that is now fully occupied with academic work. He lives comfortably with his unmarried 27-year old daughter Noriko (Setsuko Hara), who happily cooks and cares for him. Both are perfectly happy with their living arrangement, but Shukichi's sister insists that Noriko find a husband. She wonders if the nice young man working as Shukichi's assistant would make a suitable match and volunteers her matchmaking services otherwise. Shukichi tentatively approaches the subject; he knows intellectually that his daughter needs to leave the nest but also realizes how lonely and empty his life would be without her.

Noriko is even more reluctant to consider marriage. Her expressive face reveals how uncomfortable she is with the thought; she may smile and laugh when marriage talk comes up, but she is more than serious about wanting to remain with her father. Shukichi knows his daughter well; he convinces her to consider marriage by lying to her about his own impending re-marriage and dutifully lectures her about making her own life.

We realize how shocking this is for Noriko. Early in the film she runs into an old family friend, Onodera, who has remarried after the death of his wife. She good-naturedly declares his second marriage as "filthy" and he laughs along with her, but she is deadly serious. When it appears that Shukichi may indeed marry a middle-aged widow, Ozu presents a wonderful scene during a No drama that father and daughter attend. Noriko spies the prospective new wife at the play and instantly suspects this is no coincidence--her head drops in despair and the look on her faces is wondrously despondent. Ozu's trademark understated emotional content reaches its zenith in this scene.

Numerous other aspects clearly identify Late Spring as prototypical Ozu filmmaking--the low camera angles, relatively few tracking shots, "pillow shots" of Japanese landscape and icons to serve as transitions, and a great deal of ambiguity and omissions of the expected. Ozu's narratives flow gently and simply, but they often take unexpected turns. Early on, just after Shukichi's assistant, Hattori, has been offered as a prospective husband, we see Hattori and Noriko riding bikes together toward a beach. In Hollywood, this would be a formula set-up for a budding romance, yet we soon learn that this is impossible when Noriko reveals that Hattori is long engaged to a lovely girl. But then Hattori invites Noriko to attend a musical recital with him. Could this be a prelude to romance anyway? Hollywood would certainly follow this plot formula, but that doesn't mean that Ozu will pursue this line.

Even when Noriko agrees to marry a man, who "looks like Gary Cooper," we never see him. Without visual reference, it would be easy to imagine alternative scenarios that would have Noriko changing her mind at the last minute--either to remain with her father or to seek her own independence. But such things supply much of the power and beauty in Ozu's work. Considered the most Japanese of filmmakers, Ozu also ranks as the most universal and extremely modern. The family issues he explores in Late Spring and in his very best work like Tokyo Story hit us all powerfully at the deepest levels. They explore the great issues of Life that we gradually realize just as the father peels his apple near the end. Like Shukichi we may also find our own lives uncovered thoughtfully revealed when we allow Ozu's imagery to work its magic. As Roger Ebert once wrote, "Sooner or later, everyone who loves film comes to Ozu." This film appropriately stands with the stronger films of his canon - a welcome respite from mindless, dispassionate cinema.

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Voleurs de chevaux (2007)

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Voleurs de chevaux (2007)

Voleurs de chevaux (2007)
a.k.a. In the Arms of My Enemy
XviD @ 1028kbps | 25fps | 640 x 352 | French MP3 @ 128 | EN, ES, PT.srt | 01:22:32 | 700MB | 3 Hosts
Genre: History | Drama

Director: Micha Wald | Cast: Grégoire Colin, Jean-Luc Couchard, François-René Dupont, Adrien Jolivet, Grégoire Leprince-Ringuet, Corentin Lobet, Thomas Salsmann, Igor Skreblin, Mylène St-Sauveur

Jakub and Vladimir, two brothers in their late teens, join in the Cossack army to flee poverty. Elias and Roman, two other brothers, on their own as well, steal horses to survive... When fate brings them together, the encounter proves lethal. Vladimir gets killed. Jakub now burning with anger, is obsessed with revenge. A wild track begins, no one will be left unharmed.

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Overclocked: A History Of Violence | ISO | 6.4 GB

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Overclocked: A History Of Violence

Overclocked: A History Of Violence | ISO | 6.4 GB

You play Dr. David McNamara, an expert psychologist in memory recall called in by NYPD detective Joe Moretti to do some head-shrinking on five teenagers who went bananas in an extravagantly violent fashion and were subsequently found wandering the streets of the Big Apple. All have been locked up in an asylum on Staten Island that's about as creepy as the average haunted house.

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Discovery Channel - James Cameron's Expedition: Bismarck

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Discovery Channel - James Cameron's Expedition: Bismarck

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It was WWII's most fearsome ship. A ship so powerful, it sank the pride of the British fleet with a single salvo. Hearing the news, Winston Churchill saw no choice. He sent nearly the entire Royal Navy to hunt and destroy the Bismarck. But what really happened to this German legend? Was she sunk? Or was she scuttled? Now Titanic director James Cameron returns to the high seas to tell the tale and search for the truth. Leading a team of explorers, historians and Bismarck survivors, Cameron examines the wreck three miles down and discovers the answers that may finally end the debate. With revolutionary production techniques and high-tech Remotely Operated Vehicles, Cameron lights up this dark world and gives us the first glimpse inside the Bismarck in more than 60 years. Stunning high-definition footage shows underwater images with cinematic clarity. And cutting-edge animation and ultra-realistic reenactments bring the survivors' stories to life. Join the expedition and relive the dramatic final days of the DKM Bismarck.

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Miguel Littin - Compañero presidente (1971)-Chille

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Miguel Littin - Compañero presidente (1971)

Compañero Presidente es el registro de una extensa conversación que tuvo el sociólogo francés Regis Debrais con Salvador Allende, después de que éste asume la presidencia de Chile en una narración en la que se insertan fragmentos de lo que Littin llama “la voz de la historia”: Allí, el primer mandatario explica las bases de su concepto de revolución, de su programa político, del profundo proceso de reforma agraria y de la estatización de las empresas privadas.

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American Experience - The Great Transatlantic Cable

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This program tells the story behind the laying of the transatlantic cable. The physical challenges to laying the cable were enormous. The project would require the production of a 2,000 mile long cable that would have to be laid three miles beneath the Atlantic.

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