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	大学入試【日本史】近代(明治時代)：藩閥と政党の接近 講師：伊藤賀一  【得点UPのための受験TIPS】 受験生にとって手薄になりがちな近代～現代も秀英BBSならしっかりと押さえられます。 分かりにくい政治の動きを着実に踏まえ、近現代を得点源に！ 2008年10月20日再生回数 26016
	ゼミNo.7（6/13）イギリス史における研究 ―DOの機能―  くろしお出版による西光義弘先生（神戸大学名誉教授）の講義配信。第7回目のゼミテーマは、「認知スタイルと言語類型」です。 近代初期英語の主語と動詞の語順が変化してきたことから、認知テンポとの関係を解説します。また、イギリス史の変化を見ていくと、英語史そのものの変化が見えてきます。 2012年02月22日再生回数 35
	Debussy Arabesq No1 ドビュッシー アラベスク 第1番 ホ長調  ドビュッシーは１８８４年にローマ大賞を得てイタリアに留学します。１８８７年に帰国しますが、この後すぐに書かれたのが、ピアノ曲の「２つのアラベスク」で、この曲はその第１番です。初期のドビュッシーのピアノ作品中では「月の光」と並んで最も有名な曲ですが、その後にに出現するような、いわゆる「印象主義的な」個性的イディオムは用いられていません。その頃人気のあったマスネーなどと変わらない味わいです。 ただ、「アラベスク」と云う題名の付け方に、当時最先端であったアール・ヌーヴォーの影響が感じられ、興味深い点があります。アール・ヌーヴォーは仏語で「新しい芸術」の意味で、英語ではモダン・スタイル、独語ではユーゲント・シュティルなどと云われますが、基本的には美術上の様式で、大変に「装飾性」を重んじます。この《装飾性の重視》には、それまで「人間の視点」を中心に画面を構成してきたヨーロッパ近代芸術の伝統からの脱却、或いはその超克への意図が込められている訳です。 「アラベスク」はそのまま訳すと「アラビア風」ですが、このようなコンテクストでは「アラビア美術に見られるような《装飾性》」を意味します。従って、この題名「アラベスク」は決して《アラビア音楽風》と云う意味ではなく、「音で綴った装飾模様」と云うような意味を、当時の流行であったアール・ヌーヴォー趣味で命名したと考えるのが正しいと思います。ここにドビュッシーが持っていた基本的な感性の方向が示されている、と考えられます。「２つのアラベスク」はサウンドそのものの古くささとは裏腹に、《反近代》を掲げて《現代への窓を開けた》ドビュッシーの出発点として、相応しい題名を携えているわけです。 なお、私たちは風呂敷の唐草模様をサラセン模様と呼びますが、これも云って ... 2009年10月10日再生回数 54637
	ヘレン・ケラー ライオンズクラブ国際大会スピーチ  1925年6月30日 アメリカ・オハイオ州セダーポイントで開催された第9回国際大会においてヘレン・ケラーが「闇を開く十字軍の騎士たれ」と素晴らしいスピーチをして依頼、視覚障害者を助け、眼を守る運動はライオンズクラブの奉仕活動の大きな柱となった。 このビデオは、その後再現されたものです。 ヘレン･ケラーのことについて、詳しくは333-C地区ホームページでご覧下さい。 lionsclub333c.org 2010年12月27日再生回数 4482
	025.2. A Japanese lady who worked for GEN MacArthur / マッカーサー元帥の思い出  横浜ホテル・ニューグランドは、マッカーサー元帥のお気に入りの場所でした。Yokohama Hotel New Grand was General Douglas MacArthur's favorite place. 2009年11月30日再生回数 862
	Radioactive Japanese green tea - already in a store near you  「CC」のボタンで日本語の字幕あり(I speak slowly for the benefit of non-native English speakers.) The Japanese are making no distinction between radiation contaminated food (which is below the unusually high Japanese safety limits), and contamination free food. As a result contaminated food products such as green tea ARE on the market and being consumed unwittingly by people all over Japan. You can learn about Japanese safety limits and the unit "becquerel" which is used to measure radiation in food in this previous video of mine: www.youtube.com Some Japanese news web sites don't keep an archive of articles on-line. I have .pdf copies of some which I reference but I am unable to provide links. The Mainichi Daily News (mdn.mainichi.jp for example only seems to keep English articles going back 1 month. This seems extremely information limiting and one has to ask why a news agency would have such a policy? I intentionally don't provide a link to the Ohkuraen company intentionally for various reasons. Shizuoka tells tea retailer to conceal radiation info: search.japantimes.co.jp Japanese fail to use their own radiation alert systems and evacuate people INTO a radioactive plume from Fukushima: www.youtube.com Intellicast wind patterns (the site I used to guess about my safety when the nuclear crisis began and Japan provided ZERO information on the radioactive plumes): www.intellicast.com Fair Use Notice ------------------- This video includes references to news articles and ... 2011年08月13日再生回数 8266
	Part 9 - Chapter 43 - A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court by Mark Twain  Part 9, Chapter 43: The Battle of the Sand-Belt. Classic Literature VideoBook with synchronized text, interactive transcript, and closed captions in multiple languages. Audio courtesy of Librivox. Read by John Greenman. Playlist for A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court by Mark Twain: www.youtube.com A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court free audiobook at Librivox: librivox.org A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court free eBook at Project Gutenberg: www.gutenberg.org A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court at Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org View a list of all our videobooks: www.ccprose.com 2011年11月28日再生回数 7557
	Why We Fight: The Battle of Britain - WW2 Documentary US Government Film (1943)  DVD: www.amazon.com thefilmarchive.org The Battle of Britain was the fourth of Frank Capra's Why We Fight series of seven propaganda films, which made the case for fighting and winning the Second World War. It was released in 1943 and concentrated on the German bombardment of the United Kingdom in anticipation of Operation Sea Lion, the planned Nazi invasion of Great Britain. The episode has been criticized for an anti-Polish bias. The bias is a result of propaganda justifying the Western Allies' alliance with the Soviets; as Soviets had to be portrayed as the "good guys", the Allies who were unsympathetic towards Soviets, such as the Poles, were misportrayed or simply ignored. Thus in this episode the map of Europe shown, amazingly, shows half of Poland free (to avoid mentioning Soviet annexation of Polish territories following Soviet invasion of Poland), repeats Nazi propaganda false claims about the Polish Airforce being destroyed on the ground (contrasting it with the correct fact that the RAF was not destroyed), and ignores the significant Polish participation in the battle of Britain (support of Polish pilots from No. 303 Polish Fighter Squadron and other units was widely discussed in Britain at the time this propaganda piece was filmed). Why We Fight is a series of seven propaganda films commissioned by the United States government during World War II to demonstrate to American soldiers the reason for US involvement in the war. Later on they were also shown to the ... 2011年07月08日再生回数 227870
	Section 3 - The Communist Manifesto by Friedrich Engels and Karl Marx  Section 3: Socialist and Communist Literature. Classic Literature VideoBook with synchronized text, interactive transcript, and closed captions in multiple languages. Audio courtesy of Librivox. Read by Jon Ingram. Playlist for The Communist Manifesto by Friedrich Engels and Karl Marx: www.youtube.com The Communist Manifesto free audiobook at Librivox: librivox.org The Communist Manifesto free eBook at Project Gutenberg: www.gutenberg.org The Communist Manifesto at Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org View a list of all our videobooks: www.ccprose.com 2011年11月11日再生回数 4418
	Operation Montagnard Against the Viet Cong: Vietnam War - US Army Special Forces Training  DVD: www.amazon.com More Vietnam War films: thefilmarchived.blogspot.com The Degar (referred to by French colonists as Montagnard) are the indigenous peoples of the Central Highlands of Vietnam. The term Montagnard means "mountain people" in French and is a carryover from the French colonial period in Vietnam. In Vietnamese, they are known by the term thượng (highlanders) - this term can also be applied to other minority ethnic groups in Vietnam. Thượng is the Vietnamese adaptation of the Chinese "Shang" (上). Montagnard was the term, typically shortened to "Yard", used by US military personnel in the Central Highlands during the Vietnam War. However the term has been viewed as derogatory and the official term is now Người dân tộc thiếu số (literally means minority people). Before the Vietnam War, the population of the Central Highlands, estimated at between 3 and 3.5 million, was almost exclusively Degar. Today, the population is approximately 4 million, of whom about 1 million are Degars. The 30 or so Degar tribes in the Central Highlands comprise more than six different ethnic groups who speak languages drawn primarily from the Malayo-Polynesian, Tai, and Mon-Khmer language families. The main tribes, in order of population, are the Jarai, Rhade, Bahnar, Koho, Mnong, and Stieng. Originally inhabitants of the coastal areas of the region, they were driven to the uninhabited mountainous areas by invading Vietnamese and Cambodians beginning prior to the 9th century ... 2011年04月22日再生回数 38403