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纪录片《书籍的美丽/The Beauty of Books 》 - 纪录片1080P/720P/360P高清标清网盘迅雷下载
The Beauty of Books
一般信息：由BBC发布2011年英语叙述的Richard Dormer主办的艺术纪录片
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>伦敦的英国图书馆是1400万本书，搁置超过600公里。他们的想法和知识的特殊船只，他们证明了我们与书籍的爱情。该系列探讨了持久的吸引力和从4世纪圣经到现今平装书的书籍的吸引力和重要性。<h3>古代公真</h3> Codex Sinaiticus是世界上最古老的幸存圣经。在350左右的广告中，这是对早期基督徒的独特洞察力，他们努力找到每个人都可以接受的圣经文本的单一版本 - 为罗马帝国的圣经适合。 800年后，一个富有金色和Lapis Lazuli的照明圣经，并在温彻斯特制作，回忆起生物在教会与国家斗争中央的斗争中心时的时间最终权威。这些圣经是艺术作品，在书技术中取得了卓越的成就。他们还在创造的政治时代注释，为耶稣的生命和杀死托马斯·贝克的谋杀提供了迷人的评论。<h3>中世纪的杰作</h3>中世纪时代是众所周知的稿件的鼎盛时期。在第14世纪和15世纪，宗教文本的开花被设置为装饰精美的页面。这些奉献的书籍是诗篇，或诗篇书籍。其中数百种是生产的，但Luttrell Psalter对于农村生活的异想天开，幽默，生动的图片和恶魔世界来说是显着的，这是恐怖和怪异的恶魔世界。这一时期也看到了英语文学的发展。格雷在Geoffrey Chaucer，经常被称为英国文学的父亲，采取了大胆的决定拒绝文学大会并用英语写作。他的辉煌，Bawdy Satire，坎特伯雷故事，成为一个中世纪的畅销书，并且因此，当威廉卡克斯顿在伦敦设立了他的第一张印刷机时，他选择了杂嘉的故事作为他的第一个主要的英语出版物。这些精彩的书籍通常含有聪明的书对读者的神秘引用是本书故事中的重要里程碑，绘制了稿件的最后一阶段以及印刷书的到来。<h3>被说明的仙境</h3>维多利亚人是陈列书的主人，特别是儿童。由于新兴的中产阶级读者，新的印刷技术和一种赋容的植物d为童年时代，童话故事和幻想小说包含言语和幻想小说成了成熟的类型。首先发表于1865年，爱丽丝卡罗尔梦游仙境是该时期最着名的书籍之一，即卡罗尔胡说八道的天才的结合和散文和约翰网站的精心详细说明。在页面上创建握手，它们形成了一个不可分割的债券，从而成为文化现象。但除了Tenniel之外，Carroll的杰作已经被艺术家们所示，萨尔夫多瓦尔，拉尔夫斯蒂夫曼和Morvyn Pealke等艺术家们都创造了自己的独特仙境。 Peake也是一位有才华的作家，1946年的Gormenghast Trilogy是一系列幻想小说，重新解释了这种类型n 20世纪.Today，插图或“图片”书籍仍然蓬勃发展。 Julia Donaldson和Axel Scheffler的Gruffalo透露了作家和插画伙伴关系的天才如何继续迷住并丰富书的故事。<h3>平装书作家</h3>在20世纪，陆上书籍民主化的书籍在20世纪，并直接印刷到封面上成为了在大众市场上销售书籍的方式。乔治奥韦尔的一本书是一本写的书籍，作为1954年的平装所。其变化的封面设计反映了每年的十年来向新读者销售本书的方法：从其经典的50年代企鹅覆盖到乔恩格雷的最新设计，他们是我们时代的迹象。一个例子是如何覆盖的例子设计已成为艺术，Anthony Burgess David Pelham的标志性的“齿龈眼”设计是自1972年的第一个平面自1972年的平面自1972年以来的社会渗透了社会。在21世纪的故事中，电子读者的到来已送传统发布到尾座。平装和其封面设计已被大容量存储和电子页面的概念所取代。由于这项新技术获得了新的粉丝，因此纸质书籍正在更新审查。社会是否可容纳两个传播知识的方式，未来取决于我们对良好的写作，编辑和设计的持续奉献。视频编解码器：X264 CABAC HIGHT@l4.1video比特率：3 186 kbpsvideo分辨率：1280x720video宽高比：16：9帧每秒：25.000 fpsaudIO编解码器：AC3Audio Bitrate：192 KB / S CBR 48000 HzAudio流：2Audio语言：英镑率/平均部分：4零件：4Part大小：536 MB - 699 MBSOURCE：HDTVEncoded by：capitall@thebox.bz
纪录片关键词：
【书籍的美丽，50岁的男性，艾伦贝内特的日记（BBC），Angela Carter：狼和女性，Ayn Rand：一种生命感，Beastrix Potter（CH4），Bennett的日记，书籍 - 最后一章，带来了书籍为生命1，为生活带来书籍2，英国最受欢迎的儿童书籍】
【艺术，Richard Dormer，BBC，2011，英语】
The Beauty of Books,50 Years of Mr Men,Alan Bennett's Diaries (BBC),Angela Carter: Of Wolves and Women,Ayn Rand: A Sense of Life,Beatrix Potter (Ch4),Bennett's Diaries,Books - The Last Chapter,Bringing Books to Life 1,Bringing Books to Life 2,Britain's Favourite Children's Book
Arts,Richard Dormer,BBC,2011,English
General Information：
Arts Documentary hosted by Richard Dormer, published by BBC in 2011- English narration
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The British Library in London is home to 14 million books, on shelves that stretch over 600km. Extraordinary vessels of ideas and knowledge, they testify to the love affair we have with books. This series explores the enduring appeal and importance of books from a 4th-century bible to present-day paperbacks.
Ancient Bibles
The Codex Sinaiticus is the world's oldest surviving bible. Made around 350 AD, it is a unique insight into early Christians and their effort to find a single version of the biblical text that everyone could accept - a bible fit for the Roman Empire. 800 years later, an illuminated bible rich in gold and lapis lazuli and produced in Winchester, recalls a time when bibles were at the centre of the Church's struggle with the State for ultimate authority.
Both of these bibles are works of art and remarkable achievements in book technology. They are also annotations on the political era in which they were created, providing fascinating commentary on the life of Jesus and the murder of Thomas Becket.
Medieval Masterpieces
The medieval era was the heyday of illuminated manuscripts. In the 14th and 15th centuries, there was a flowering of religious texts set into beautifully-decorated pages. Among these devotional books were psalters, or books of psalms. Hundreds of these were produced, but the Luttrell Psalter is remarkable for its whimsical, humorous and vivid pictures of rural life and a demonic world that is terrifying and grotesque.
This period also saw the development of literature in English. The great Geoffrey Chaucer, often called the Father of English Literature, took the bold decision to reject literary convention and write in English. His brilliant, bawdy satire, the Canterbury Tales, became a medieval bestseller and, as a result, when William Caxton set up his first printing press in London, he chose Chaucer's tales as his first major English publication.
These wonderful books contain clever, often mysterious references for their readers and are crucial milestones in the story of the book, charting the last phase of the manuscript and the arrival of the printed book.
Illustrated Wonderlands
The Victorians were masters of illustrated books, especially for children. Thanks to an emerging middle-class readership, new printing technology and a sentimentalised regard for childhood, fairy tales and fantasy fiction containing words and pictures grew into an established genre.
First published in 1865, Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll was one of the most remarkable books of the period, a combination of the genius of Carroll's nonsense verse and prose and the meticulously detailed illustrations of John Tenniel. Creating a handshake on the page, they formed an inseparable bond that has since become a cultural phenomenon. But beyond Tenniel, Carroll's masterpiece has been illustrated hundreds of times by artists like Salvador Dali, Ralph Steadman and Mervyn Peake, all creating their own distinctive Wonderlands. Peake was also a talented writer, and his Gormenghast trilogy of 1946 is an illustrated series of fantasy novels that re-interpreted the genre in the 20th century.
Today, illustrated or 'picture' books are still thriving for the youngest readership. The Gruffalo by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler reveals how the genius of the writer and illustrator partnership continues to enthral and enrich the story of the book.
Paperback Writer
The paperback book democratised reading in the 20th century, and printing directly onto the covers became a way of selling a book in the mass market.
Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell was a book written in and for this era, emerging as a paperback in 1954. Its changing cover design reflects each decade's approach to selling the book to new readers: from its classic 50s Penguin cover to the latest design from Jon Gray, they are signs of our times.
As an example of how cover design has become art, the iconic 'cog eye' design by David Pelham of Anthony Burgess's A Clockwork Orange has permeated society since the first paperback of 1972.
Bringing the story of the book up to the 21st century, the arrival of electronic readers has sent traditional publishing into a tailspin. The paperback and its cover design has been replaced by the concept of mass storage and electronic pages. As this new technology gains new fans the paper book comes under renewed scrutiny. Whether society accommodates both ways of disseminating knowledge in the future depends on our continued devotion to good writing, editing and design.
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Audio Languages: english
RunTime Per Part: 28mn / average
Number Of Parts: 4
Part Size: 536 MB - 699 MB
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