外语原版纪录片《非裔美国人的生活 1/African American Lives 1 》原版无字/外挂字幕 - 纪录片1080P/720P/360P高清标清网盘迅雷下载

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外语原版纪录片《非裔美国人的生活 1/African American Lives 1 》原版无字/外挂字幕 - 纪录片1080P/720P/360P高清标清网盘迅雷下载

African American Lives 1

一般信息：
传记、文化纪录片，由 Henry Louis Gates, Jr. 主持，PBS 于 2006 年出版 - 英文旁白

信息
由 Henry Louis Gates, Jr., W.E.B. 主持杜波依斯哈佛大学人文学科教授兼非洲和非裔美国人研究主席，非裔美国人的生活，史无前例的由四部分组成的 PBS 系列，通过感人的个人发现故事将亚历克斯海利的根源传奇提升到一个全新的水平。该系列利用家谱、口述历史、家庭故事和 DNA 分析来追溯美国历史和非洲的血统，为一群非常有成就的非裔美国人提供了一段改变生活的旅程：Ben Carson 博士、Whoopi Goldberg、Bishop T.D. Jakes、Mae Jemison 博士、Quincy Jones 博士、Sara Lawrence-Lightfoot 博士、Chris Tucker 和 Oprah Winfrey。
该系列旨在按时间倒序恢复参与者的血统。从个人家庭的口述历史开始，利用照片、电影剪辑、音乐和早期个人记录，盖茨教授开始追溯他们的家谱，直至 20 世纪赖。美国各地著名的历史学家和系谱专家帮助填补了缺失的分支，在这个过程中解释了吉姆克劳种族隔离和第一次世界大战后从南方到北方的“大迁徙”等重大事件如何帮助塑造非裔美国人家庭。
盖茨教授回顾美国历史上的重建、内战、殖民和早期奴隶贸易时期，他的家谱研究变得越来越困难。当家谱之路走到尽头时，他求助于该国一些领先的科学家，他们参与了使用 DNA 样本追溯非洲祖先根源的前沿工作。最后，盖茨教授与一个系列参与者一起踏上旅程的最后一段，穿越大西洋到达非洲西海岸。在那里，他们参观了一个遗传、历史和人类学证据表明参与者的祖先居住过的地区。
对于一些美国人来说，最基本的问题——“我从哪里来？” -- 无法回答红色的;他们的历史已经丢失或被盗。但是，通过家谱研究和开创性的 DNA 分析，《非裔美国人的生活》不仅为几位杰出的非裔美国人提供了一个变革性的发现，而且还为所有美国人树立了一个榜样，让他们了解自己的传统。

倾听我们的过去
  
在第一集中，盖茨开始拼凑四位参与者的家族史。这一集探讨了第一次世界大战后非裔美国人家庭从南方到底特律和芝加哥等北方城市的“大迁徙”，以及黑人种族隔离期间留在南方的人们的经历。盖茨也开始审视自己家族的过去，讲述了发现一盒照片和传家宝的经历，这激发了他对祖先的痴迷。播出日期：2006 年 2 月 1 日


自由的承诺
  
第二集回到内战结束，看看非洲人如何美国人在奴隶制之后定义了他们的自由。盖茨查阅法院的土地征用记录、自由人局的文件和 1870 年的人口普查——第一次将非裔美国人计为公民，而不是财产——通过重建追溯客人的血统。盖茨的个人故事还在继续，他试图证实一个家族传说——一个白人奴隶主是他 19 世纪的祖先之一。播出日期：2006 年 2 月 1 日


寻找我们的名字
  
盖茨教授的研究变得更加困难，因为他继续追溯美国历史上的殖民时期。战争服务记录和奴隶制鼎盛时期记录财产的方式——例如库存和销售或奴隶的礼物——有助于填写参与者的家谱。在西弗吉尼亚州，盖茨从法庭笔录中了解到他的祖先艾萨克克利福德的法律斗争，他是一名被绑架并被指控为逃亡奴隶的自由人。播出日期：2006 年 2 月 8 日


贝约和中间通道
  
当文件线索用完时，盖茨博士拜访了使用 DNA 分析追溯祖先根源的科学家。有了 DNA 结果和家谱研究，盖茨会见了奴隶贸易的主要历史学家，并在此过程中更多地了解了自己的祖先。最后，盖茨教授和一位客人前往非洲，他们参观了参与者的父系祖先最有可能被运为奴隶的港口，并会见了当地部落的长老，他们可能是参与者失散多年的堂兄弟。播出日期：2006 年 2 月 8 日


技术规格
视频格式：x264 CABAC
视频比特率：1854 Kbps
视频分辨率：704x400
视频纵横比：16:9
帧率：23.976 fps
位/（像素*帧）：0.275
英语语言
音频格式：AAC
音频比特率：192kbps CBR @48.0KHz
音频通道：2 个通道
字幕：无
部分大小：746 MB
零件数：4
每个部分的运行时间：~52 分钟
资料来源：DVD
编码人：DocSocrates


纪录片关键词：


African American Lives 1,Abraham Lincoln: Saint or Sinner,African American Lives 2,America's Untold Journey,Asian Americans: Series 1,Documentary,Hey Boo: Harper Lee and 'To Kill a Mockingbird',No Passport Required: Series 1,Quincy Jones - The Many Lives of Q,Racism: A History,Slavery by Another Name

Biography,Culture,Henry Louis Gates, Jr.,PBS,2006,English


纪录片内容简介：

General Information：
Biography, Culture Documentary hosted by Henry Louis Gates, Jr. and published by PBS in 2006- English narration

Information
Hosted by Henry Louis Gates, Jr., W.E.B. Du Bois professor of the Humanities and chair of African and African American Studies at Harvard University, AFRICAN AMERICAN LIVES, an unprecedented four-part PBS series, takes Alex Haley's Roots saga to a whole new level through moving stories of personal discovery. Using genealogy, oral history, family stories and DNA analysis to trace lineage through American history and back to Africa, the series provides a life-changing journey for a diverse group of highly accomplished African Americans: Dr. Ben Carson, Whoopi Goldberg, Bishop T.D. Jakes, Dr. Mae Jemison, Quincy Jones, Dr. Sara Lawrence-Lightfoot, Chris Tucker and Oprah Winfrey.
The series works to restore the participants' lineages in reverse chronological order. Starting with the oral histories of the individuals' families, and drawing on photographs, film clips, music and early personal records, Professor Gates begins to trace their family trees back through the 20th century. Noted historians and expert genealogists around America help fill in missing branches, in the process explaining how such major events as Jim Crow segregation and the post-World War I "Great Migration" from the South to the North helped shape African-American families.
Professor Gates' genealogical research becomes increasingly difficult as he works back through the Reconstruction, Civil War, Colonial and early slave trade periods in American history. When the genealogical road comes to an end, he turns to some of the country's leading scientists who are involved in cutting-edge work using DNA samples to trace ancestral roots to Africa. Finally, Professor Gates joins one series participant in the last leg of the journey, across the Atlantic to the western coast of Africa. There, they visit an area where genetic, historical and anthropological evidence suggests the participant's ancestors lived.
For some Americans, the essential question -- "Where do I come from?" -- cannot be answered; their history has been lost or stolen. But through genealogical research and groundbreaking DNA analysis, AFRICAN AMERICAN LIVES not only provides a transformational discovery for several prominent African Americans, but also serves as an example for all Americans of the empowerment derived from knowing their heritage.

Listening to our Past
  
In the first episode, Gates begins to piece together the family histories of four of the participants. The episode explores the post-World War I "Great Migration" of African-American families from the South to northern cities like Detroit and Chicago, as well as the experiences of those who stayed in the South during the period of Jim Crow segregation. Gates also begins to examine his own family's past, recounting the discovery of a box of photographs and heirlooms that sparked an obsession with his ancestry. Air date: February 1, 2006


The Promise of Freedom
  
Episode two travels back to the end of the Civil War to look at how African Americans defined their freedom after slavery. Gates reviews courthouse records of land acquisitions, documents from the Freedmen's Bureau and the 1870 census -- the first in which African Americans were counted as citizens, not property -- to trace his guests' lineages through Reconstruction. Gates' personal story continues as he seeks to confirm a family legend -- that a white slaveholder is one of his 19th-century ancestors. Air date: February 1, 2006


Searching for Our Names
  
Professor Gates' research becomes even more difficult as he continues back through the Colonial period of American history. War service records and ways of recording property during slavery's apogee -- such as inventories and sales or gifts of slaves -- help fill in the participants' family trees. In West Virginia, Gates learns from a court transcript about the legal struggle of his ancestor Isaac Clifford, a free man who was kidnapped and accused of being a runaway slave. Air date: February 8, 2006


Beyond the Middle Passage
  
When the paper trail runs out, Dr. Gates visits scientists who are using DNA analysis to trace ancestral roots. With DNA results and genealogical research in hand, Gates meets with leading historians of the slave trade, and along the way, he learns more about his own ancestry. Finally, Professor Gates and one guest journey to Africa, where they visit the port from which the participant's patrilineal ancestor was most likely shipped into slavery, and meet local tribal elders, who may be the participant's long-lost cousins. Air date: February 8, 2006


Technical Specs
Video Format: x264 CABAC
Video bit rate: 1854 Kbps
Video Resolution: 704x400
Video aspect ratio: 16:9
Frame rate: 23.976 fps
Bits/(Pixel*Frame): 0.275
Language: English
Audio Format: AAC
Audio bitrate: 192kbps CBR @48.0KHz
Audio Channel(s): 2 channels
Subtitles: None
Part Size: 746 MB
Number of Parts: 4
Runtime Per Part: ~52 mins
Source: DVD
Encoded by: DocSocrates

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外语原版纪录片《非裔美国人的生活 1/African American Lives 1 》原版无字/外挂字幕 - 纪录片1080P/720P/360P高清标清网盘迅雷下载

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