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[BBC系列]:品行时代Age of the Do-Gooders-1080P高清迅雷网盘下载
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由伊恩·希斯洛普(Ian Hislop)主持的社会政治纪录片,由英国广播公司(BBC)于2010年出版-英语旁白Sociopolitical Documentary hosted by Ian Hislop, published by BBC in 2010- English narration
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伊恩·希斯洛普(Ian Hislop)挽救了特立独行的'Do-Gooders'的声誉,他相信在这个新的历史丛书中固定了19世纪版本的“破碎的英国”。这些忙碌的身体令人难以抗拒地易于嘲笑,如今已经过时了。但是他们是伊恩(Ian)的英雄-非凡的男人和女人促成了英国历史上最杰出的社会变革时期,伊恩(Ian)认为,这给了我们一个值得居住的国家。但是,与维多利亚女王时代的皇室,发明家,政治家和将军不同,他们中的许多人都被遗忘了。伊恩称威廉·威尔伯福斯为“善良教父”。享乐主义的随处可见的十字军,威伯福斯(Wilberforce)发起了一场多方面的道德革命,在整个19世纪引起了反响,??英国的道德改造???在第一个节目中,伊恩还讲了罗伯特·欧文(Robert Owen)和他在苏格兰新拉纳克(New Lanark)的模型工厂的故事。《柳叶刀》的创始人托马斯·瓦克利(Thomas Wakley)揭露了裙带关系在外科界的致命后果。公民福音的发明者乔治·道森(George Dawson)启发了一代布鲁米人对其城市负责。伊恩(Ian)还回顾了查尔斯·特雷维扬(Charles Trevelyan)的影响,查尔斯·特雷维扬(Charles Trevelyan)努力使公务员制度成为英才制,而奥克塔维亚·希尔(Octavia Hill)住房,尽管她反对现金施舍或任何可能一个依赖的文化。[编辑]???让小孩???伊恩·希斯洛普(Ian Hislop)继续庆祝充满活力和古怪的维多利亚时代改革者,他们带来了英国历史上最令人瞩目的社会变革时期。在这里,伊恩(Ian)着眼于做事的戏剧性斗争,目的是给年轻人一个适当的童年,让他们去上学而不是去烟囱,帮助而不是吊死未成年人,并提高他们的同意年龄。他的时代。但是他的方法绝对是狡猾的:他犯了误导性广告,伪造照片甚至绑架儿童的罪行。但是,我们应将自己的儿童保护概念归功于托马斯·巴纳多(Thomas Barnardo),即儿童享有独立于父母的权利。布里斯托尔的不折不扣的变态者玛丽·卡彭特(Mary Carpenter)为帮助年轻犯人采取的激进方法比现在领先了数年。但是,即使是她的耐心,在她开创性的寄养学校里,一些失误的少女也没有了。小牛报纸编辑WT Stead疯狂地揭露了儿童卖淫,这震惊了整个国家-一项独家交易涉及他以5英镑的价格购买了一个13岁的处女。他的风格和方法使当今的小报显得温和。Stead设法将同意的年龄提高到了16岁,直到今天。由于沙夫茨伯里伯爵的帮助,年仅5岁的儿童就不再被送下地雷。皮卡迪利广场上著名的纪念碑庆祝了他一生为儿童所做的工作-实际上不是爱神(性爱),而是安特罗斯(无私的爱)。查尔斯·金斯利最畅销的《水上婴儿》对于禁止将小男孩送上烟囱的行为至关重要。对他来说,孩子是无辜的,没有沾染原罪。然而在他之后,维多利亚时代的孩子们对孩子们的感情已达到我们今天难以忍受的程度。[编辑]??有罪的性爱和恶魔饮料???酒和性爱的乐趣和危险是电影的焦点Ian Hislop rescues the reputation of the maverick 'Do-Gooders' who he believes fixed the 19th century's version of 'broken Britain' in this new history series. Irresistibly easy to mock, these busy bodies are highly unfashionable today. But they are heroes to Ian - extraordinary men and women who precipitated the most remarkable period of social change in British history and, Ian argues, left us with a nation worth living in. And yet unlike notable Victorian royals, inventors, politicians and generals, many of them have been all but forgotten.Ian calls William Wilberforce 'the godfather of the Do-Gooders'. Hedonistic man-about-town turned crusader, Wilberforce kick-started a multi-faceted moral revolution which reverberated throughout the 19th century, of which his successful campaign to abolish slavery was just one element.[edit] Britain's Moral Makeover In this first programme, Ian also tells the story of Robert Owen and his model mill town at New Lanark in Scotland; Thomas Wakley, founder of The Lancet, who exposed the fatal consequences of cronyism in the surgical profession; and George Dawson, inventor of the civic gospel which inspired a generation of Brummies to take responsibility for their city.Ian also looks back on the impact of Charles Trevelyan, who battled to make the civil service a meritocracy and Octavia Hill, a pioneer of social housing, despite her opposition to cash hand-outs or anything that might create a dependency culture.[edit] Suffer the Little Children Ian Hislop continues his celebration of the dynamic and eccentric Victorian reformers who brought about the most remarkable period of social change in British history. Here Ian looks at the do-gooders' dramatic struggle to give youngsters a proper childhood, sending them to school instead of up chimneys, helping rather than hanging juvenile delinquents and raising the age of consent.Dr Barnardo founded one of the most famous charities of his era. But his methods were decidedly dodgy: he was guilty of misleading advertising, photo-fakery and even child abduction. Yet, we owe our own concept of child protection - that children have rights independently from their parents - to Thomas Barnardo. Indefatigable Bristol spinster Mary Carpenter's radical approach to helping young offenders was years ahead of its time. But even her patience ran out with some of the errant teenage girls at her pioneering reformatory school. Maverick newspaper editor WT Stead shocked the nation with his lurid exposé of child prostitution - an exclusive which involved him buying a 13-year-old virgin for five pounds. His style and methods make today's tabloid newspapers seem tame. Stead managed to get the age of consent raised to 16, where it remains to this day.Thanks to the Earl of Shaftesbury, children as young as five stopped being sent down mines. His lifetime's work for children is celebrated in the famous monument at Piccadilly Circus - not actually Eros (sexual love) but Anteros (selfless love).Charles Kingsley's best-selling The Water Babies was crucial in banning the practice of sending small boys up chimneys. To him children were innocent, not tainted with original sin. Yet after him, Victorians sentimentalized children to a degree which we today find hard to stomach.[edit] Sinful Sex and Demon Drink The pleasures and perils of booze and sex are the focus for the final episode of Ian Hislop's series about Victorian reformers, campaigners and philanthropists. In attempting to wean Britons off alcohol and away from vice, Ian wonders whether the 'Do-Gooders', despite their extraordinary energy and success in transforming every other aspect of 19th century society, had finally bitten off more than they could chew.Ian recovers the hidden histories and remarkable lives of five individuals who gave their all to cure the nation's moral incontinence. But in doing so, Ian also encounters the occasional skeleton in the closet.Three times Prime Minister William Gladstone spent a lifetime touring the streets of London's West End trying to rescue prostitutes. He brought many home to his wife, giving them a meal and a bed for the night. So was this pure philanthropy or something of a darker obsession?Meanwhile, pioneering sex educator Ellice Hopkins took her efforts to save fallen women one step further - by devoting her life to the thankless task of promoting male chastity.Joseph Livesey made his home-town Preston the epicentre of the global temperance movement. Thanks to his charisma, many took 'the pledge' of total abstinence. Yet many more continued to take what was known as 'St. Monday' to sleep off their hangovers.The artist George Cruikshank had grown up an enthusiastic drinker but became one of the nation's most zealous temperance campaigners. His masterpiece, The Worship of Bacchus, reveals British society to be corrupted by alcohol from top to bottom. So why did Cruikshank leave a substantial wine cellar to his housemaid turned mistress?
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