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达达你那是图像在刺激我吗！(Horse13 我不会再有下次了(Horse14

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好好研究学术吧，好好做你实验吧！(Horse17

[font=宋体]第[/font][font=Times New Roman]67[/font][font=宋体]天艺术史[/font]
y Vw.Mt'kG-v+w9\ [size=4][font=Times New Roman]To study paintings by old masters experts often [color=red]make [/color]use of morden techonology .Today let’s talk about one example of that x-rays .These days x-rays equipment is no longer found just in hospitals and [color=red]dentist’s [/color]offices .Now it is also widely used un study of works of art and[color=red] it led to [/color]some exciting discoveries .For instance an art[color=red] historian[/color] in Ohio discovered that the 2 famous painting now[color=red] held[/color] in different museams were originally part of a same painting probably [color=red]sewed[/color][/font][color=red][font=宋体]（缝合）[/font][/color][font=Times New Roman] apart by some [color=red]greedy[/color] art [color=red]deale[/color]r([/font][font=宋体]经销商[/font][font=Times New Roman]) x-ray shows several hidden figures that had been [color=red]split[/color][/font][color=red][font=宋体]（分裂）[/font][/color][font=Times New Roman] between the two [color=red]canvases[/color][/font][color=red][font=宋体]（油画布）[/font][/color][font=Times New Roman] . In other famous painting a protrait of a young boy an[color=red] x-ray revealed[/color] the artist [color=red]had once painted [/color]a small white dog [color=red]where[/color] now only rocks and [color=red]grass [/color]can be seen .In this case the techonology give us an insight into how an artist[color=red] thinking[/color] developed and changed during the [color=red]process[/color] of painting a picture .Perhapse the most important question in an art historain may have to address is whether a particular work was actually painted by a certain master artist or perhaps by a less well known [color=red]apprentice [/color]or imitator .They hide in brush[color=red] dropper back in x-rays [/color]revealed may [color=red]lead to definite[/color] answer to this question [color=red]but not always[/color] let me tell you now about two respected experts and how each[color=red] use x-rays [/color]of one famous [color=red]Dutch protrait[/color] to support [color=red]radically[/color][/font][color=red][font=宋体]（根本上）[/font][/color][/size][font=Times New Roman][size=4] different conclusion about it .[/size]
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在这里不谈实验:lol

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达达你那是图像在刺激我吗！(Horse13 我不会再有下次了(Horse14 [/quote]-z)p ]G:kC
呵呵 我的目的达到了 哈哈哈 大家互相监督起走哟！！！(Horse22

[size=4][font=宋体]第[/font][font=Times New Roman]68[/font][font=宋体]天美国革命[/font][/size] a"s/o;n UgV/I+F:y+F
[size=4][font=Times New Roman]We’ve been looking at factors leading up to the American Revolution .Today I want to look more deeply into what the colonists in the 1700 was thinking and feeling what motivated them to change the [color=red]political [/color]order [color=red]violently[/color][/font][color=red][font=宋体]（猛烈）[/font][/color][color=red][font=Times New Roman] [/font][/color][font=宋体]—[/font][font=Times New Roman][color=red]was it[/color] money social[color=red] injustice[/color][/font][color=red][font=宋体]（不公平）[/font][/color][font=Times New Roman][color=red] religious intolerance[/color]. Without question .Amrican colonists [color=red]saw the conflict in term of political[/color] issue .They are concerned with not so much the economic problems as it was how the colonists wanted and [color=red]indeed though[/color] they deserved to live .In other words the American Revolution was about [color=red]liberty[/color] the protection of personal liberty you see the colonist share to believe that was quiet radical at that time .They believe that person has [color=red]rights[/color] these rights these rights [color=red]were not based on[/color] the [color=red]generosity[/color][/font][color=red][font=宋体]（慷慨）[/font][/color][font=Times New Roman] of the king and they weren’t based on the language on the law .The colonists believed in the higher law[color=red] one that[/color] granted people rights .Rights that they were born in and which couldn’t be taken away by any human being .[color=red]Unless of course[/color] someong commit the crime and then they have to go through the proper legal [color=red]steps[/color] .Now what were these rights ?[color=red]I’ll quote[/color] directly from th[color=red]e Declaration[/color] of Independence which state them clearly .We [color=red]hold these turth[/color] to be self-evident that all men are created equal that they are[color=red] endowed[/color] by their creator with certain[color=red] inalienable[/color][/font][color=red][font=宋体]（不能剥夺）[/font][/color][font=Times New Roman] rights that among these are life liberty and the [color=red]pursuit[/color] of happiness .The colonists had a now[color=red] vision of what [/color]make political [color=red]authority legitimate[/color] and what make personal [color=red]liberty[/color] secure [/font][font=宋体]。[/font][font=Times New Roman]Their vision was this legitimate government require the[color=red] consent [/color][/font][color=red][font=宋体]（同意）[/font][/color][font=Times New Roman]of these [color=red]who[/color] be in governed .So to understan how [color=red]even lead to[/color] the Revolution .We need to understand[color=red] specifically([/color][/font][color=red][font=宋体]特定[/font][/color][/size][font=Times New Roman][color=red][size=4])[/size][/color][size=4] how political power had been exercised by the British in the colonists .Any ideas ?[/size]
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[size=4][font=宋体]第[/font][font=Times New Roman]69[/font][font=宋体]天（[/font][font=Times New Roman]9[/font][font=宋体]）发明史[/font][/size]
vsC1LF#V| [size=4][font=Times New Roman]But too [color=red]often[/color] it seems to [color=red]me we apply[/color] the term invention only to big important items like the car or the telephone .After all we can hardly imagine surviving without them .We don’t stop think there are[color=red] literally hundreds of inventions [/color]that make our life a little easier a little more convenient [color=red].Let’s take[/color] something as common as the paper bag on my desk here yes that’s right .I’ve got my lunch in it .Well ,I never open my lunch big without thinking of Charles Stillwell who in 1883 invented the first machine to produce [color=red]bags[/color] like this .You see before Stlwell ,bags were pasted together by hand and they didn’t [color=red]have flat[/color] bottoms .So, they couldn’t stand on their own .Stilwell changed [color=red]all that with[/color] what is really a marvelous piece of engineering .Think about it look at how [color=red]efficiently[/color] this bag is designed . I can open it with a [color=red]flick of my wrest[/color] ,but I can also fold it[color=red] black flat[/color] as a piece of paper and I can store a hundred of them under my desk [color=red]what’s[/color] more it’s strong see I can even put this heavy dictionary in it and it [color=red]won’t [/color]break ,but it’s cheap to produce .Really it’s a [color=red]master[/color]piece of practical engineering ( [/font][font=宋体]实际工程[/font][font=Times New Roman]).[color=red]Grocery[/color] stores [color=red]buy over a billion of them[/color] every year . Well .nobody remembers Stillwell nowadays but his little inventing has certaintly proved useful .If any of you could produce anything[color=red] help as [/color]useful you have really [color=red]done [/color]something .[/font][/size]

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9X/CrJf9tT6k.P+P,X [font=Times New Roman][size=4]M:You said that druing Depression the government provide[color=red] relief[/color] work to a lot of artists just [color=red]what sort of work [/color]did they do .[/size][/font]C2sOn[A:h
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,f CpCo ^*I:d [font=Times New Roman][size=4]M: Didn’t people get[color=red] upset [/color]sbout government spending so much money on the art .[/size][/font]
Q3Rw8tq [font=Times New Roman][size=4]W:There were some criticisms sure .Many people consider the program wastful. They though creating public srt was not real work like paving a road or putting up a buildign .But the government was [color=red]concerned with getting[/color] as many people exployed as possible [/size][/font]
:xNf;R/Tw#O2Z [font=Times New Roman][size=4]M:Could I ask about one more thing .Iexpected art from 1930’s to be [color=red]abstract [/color]but what you show in the slides was [color=red]pretty realistic[/color] [/size][/font]3I7u%]` jJ#Z
[size=4][font=Times New Roman]W:You maybe a little [color=red]mix up [/color]there Abstract [color=red]Expressinism[/color] [/font][font=宋体]—[/font][font=Times New Roman]that the main of American abstract school is usually associated with 1950[/font][/size]
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rp|Z.`scvpq [size=4][font=Times New Roman]W: Let’s look at a few more slide maybe that will show you .Also there was an exhibition in Washington a few years ago about this art so I [color=red]put a catalog([/color][/font][color=red][font=宋体]目录[/font][/color][font=Times New Roman][color=red]) [/color]from the show on [color=red]reserve[/color][/font][font=宋体]（保存）[/font][font=Times New Roman]in the library. If any of you want to see more example of this work .Go over and take a look .[/font][/size]
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Ya'm6v5UkFh [[i] 本帖最后由 素不相适 于 2008-6-13 22:19 编辑 [/i]]

哈哈,发现占楼了:lol

:'( 俺听了，死活不像打！别让我抓着小辫！

[size=4][font=宋体]第[/font][font=Times New Roman]71[/font][font=宋体]天十一篇（[/font][font=Times New Roman]jazz[/font][font=宋体]）[/font][/size] Qm/|'sNm5j8B
[font=Times New Roman][size=4]W:I’m reading this book about jazz for [color=red]that course[/color] on popular [color=red]culture I ‘m [/color]taking .Listen to these quotes by Louis Armstrong when someone asked him what jazz music was he said “if you goota ask you’ll never know “what do you think about that ?[/size][/font]"_[%v+Q%k7Z}Z
[font=Times New Roman][size=4]M:’Oh , I don’t think jazz is that [color=red]mysterious[/color] I mean it’s just [color=red]another[/color] kinds of music [color=red]seems[/color] to me [color=red]like[/color] a person [color=red]not[/color] be able to study it to break [color=red]down [/color]into pieces I [color=red]took[/color] the classic music appreciation course last semester and professor [color=red]taught [/color]us to the kinds of things to listen for to understand the music . I [color=red]don’t see why[/color] I couldn’t do the same thing for jazz[color=red] as [/color]I learn to do for classic music .[/size][/font]
8lr:E't-w2c [font=Times New Roman][size=4]W:Well for what the book said a lot of people try to [color=red]apply[/color] the rules of the [color=red]weatern [/color]musical[color=red] theroy [/color]to jazz music like the rule he probably learned that you need to appreciate jazz according to its own set of rules .Anyalyzing jazz by the same rules as classic music would be like using the rules for analying a short story to analyze a poem .[/size][/font] ]&p
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[kJ j-Y7qW4w [size=4][font=Times New Roman]W:Ok Well one example is the beats .In European music the ground beat is built into the melody the[color=red] main sound[/color] line you can [color=red]tap[/color] your foot to it .But in jazz the ground beat is [color=red]delicerately[/color][/font][color=red][font=宋体]（故意地）[/font][/color][font=Times New Roman] a voided in the melody the beat has to be [color=red]established[/color] by the whole [color=red]seperated section [/color]of instruments like bass or drum.[/font][/size]
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%M8vs#Gs-F [size=4][size=10.5pt]W:No , there are other differences .Like traditionally classic music is based on certain type music [color=red]scales [/color]:major and [color=red]minor[/color] .fortunatelly all of this built around differences and change these types of scales but a lot of jazz is based on blues and blues scales isn’t [color=red],major ([/color][/size][font=宋体][size=10.5pt]大调[/size][/font][size=10.5pt])or minor[/size][font=宋体][size=10.5pt]（小调）[/size][/font][/size]

我是不是也该听一下场景1，感觉下难度

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不难，是我基础太差了，所以提高的不大！唉！

是相互鼓励，提醒，不是抓小辩啊:lol

说点废话~ Oxf+cv
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很多事发生在你我他的身上！明天的我会是什么样的呢？
lt!O5Y'gq&T$\X 真希望所有人都有好的结局，健健康康，快快乐乐的！
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[size=4][font=Times New Roman]I’d like to move on now to still life painting in the United States .Now the earlist American still lives were modeled on seventeeth century [color=red]Dutch still like[/color] paintings the images of [color=red]which often symbolize[/color] the home and growing [color=red]prosperity of the Dutch merchants [/color].So in these early Amercan pantings you might see for example a simple table top display of food or other [color=red]inanimate objects[/color] .Now the still lives of the nineteenth century reveal [color=red]a great deal [/color]about the time in which the artists lives ,For example in the first [color=red]half [/color]of the 19th century many Amricans were[color=red] prosperous [/color]and shoping and accumulaying things were major pastime .So in these paintings the consumer [color=red]oriented[/color] in Amrican [color=red]socienty [/color]is[color=red] conveyed[/color] true display of good that suggested the luxury and social [color=red]status[/color] .Well this also suggest with respresentation of[color=red] plentiful food ,fragile[/color] flowers[/font][font=宋体]（名贵的花）[/font][font=Times New Roman] and other beautiful objects of natural world .Then after the civil war ,in[color=red] approximately [/color]the mid 19th century the mood of the country changed .Likewise the mood [color=red]of the paintings[/color] changed .For example the aritists might [color=red]apply[/color] the paintings[color=red] roughly[/color] to [color=red]depict [/color]the group of [color=red]battered[/color]([/font][font=宋体]打扁了，打碎了[/font][/size][font=Times New Roman][size=4]) old things that symbolize diffcult times and didppearance of good days .So let’s look at some [color=red]Flight’s[/color] paintings from this period and see [color=red]if[/color] you can determine when the paintings were created.[/size] [/font]
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今天没听写就想这些了？#NLZ|+d)Cg*kv$?
那会越想越郁闷呐2g0T%?v6^C
祝好！

[quote]原帖由 [i]流浪北国[/i] 于 2008-6-14 23:17 发表 [url=http://www.xiaomaguohe.net/bbs/redirect.php?goto=findpost&pid=166950&ptid=11918][img]http://www.xiaomaguohe.net/bbs/images/common/back.gif[/img][/url]J|R!a/N#b
今天没听写就想这些了？
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[quote]原帖由 [i]bekhm[/i] 于 2008-6-14 23:22 发表 [url=http://www.xiaomaguohe.net/bbs/redirect.php?goto=findpost&pid=166953&ptid=11918][img]http://www.xiaomaguohe.net/bbs/images/common/back.gif[/img][/url]
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哈哈哈 好耍 ！！！贪污了 呵呵 (Horse17

[quote]原帖由 [i]bekhm[/i] 于 2008-6-14 23:22 发表 [url=http://www.xiaomaguohe.net/bbs/redirect.php?goto=findpost&pid=166953&ptid=11918][img]http://www.xiaomaguohe.net/bbs/images/common/back.gif[/img][/url]7Z Z,P1MO&opEO
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哈哈哈 好耍 贪污了 (Horse17

我就发现怎么还有个单个的，手误，不过是我的错！