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BBC - In Our Time 2008-2009/В наше время 2008-2009 (радиопередача на английском языке) Автор: Melvyn Bragg Жанр: дискуссионная программа Издательство: BBC Язык: английский Аудио кодек: MP3 Битрейт аудио: 64 kbps Описание: In Our Time is a discussion programme on the "history of ideas"; it has been hosted since 1998 by Melvyn Bragg on BBC Radio 4 in the United Kingdom. The series covers many different subjects from history, religion, philosophy, the arts or science, one of which is explored in each programme with the help of three experts on the subject.
Melvyn Bragg starts each episode with a short summary of the week's topic. He then introduces the three academics on that particular topic. One of the specialists is invited to begin the proceedings, and then Bragg advances the discussion by inviting another of the guests to answer a question. This continues along a preplanned route until the end of the programme is in sight. Bragg then either winds the programme up himself or allows a remark from one of the specialists to be the concluding statement.«В наше время» - дискуссионная программа об истории идей, о том, как они появились и развились в прошлом и как влияют на нас в настоящем. Выходит в эфир с 1998 года со своим бессменным ведущим Мелвином Брэггом на Радио 4 Би-Би-Си в Великобритании. Программа освещает широкий круг вопросов по истории, религии, философии, искусству и науке. Каждый четверг Мелвин Брэгг приглашает в свою студию трех специалистов в своей области, чтобы вместе с ними подробно (насколько это позволяет формат передачи) и доходчиво раскрыть тему недели.
Мелвин Брэгг начинает каждый эпизод с короткого введения в тему недели. Потом он представляет приглашенных гостей – ученых и специалистов, профессионально занимающихся данным предметом. Одному из гостей предлагается начать обсуждение, затем Брэгг поддерживает дискуссию, задавая вопросы другим гостям. Программа следует предварительно намеченному курсу. Когда она подходит к концу, Брэгг завершает программу сам, либо предлагает последнее слово одному из гостей.Доп. информация: В раздачу входят все эпизоды передачи, выходившие с января 2008 по декабрь 2009 гг. Плюс специальный выпуск программы - "Дарвин", влючающий в себя четыре серии в документальном формате. Список эпизодов и приглашенных гостей:
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2009
1. Mary Wollstonecraft - the Vindicator of the Rights of Woman (Karen O’Brien, John Mullan, Barbara Taylor)
2. The Samurai - from civil warriors to civil servants (Angus Lockyer, Nicola Liscutin, Gregory Irvine)
3. Pythagoras and the Pythagoreans - maths and mysticism (Ian Stewart, Serafina Cuomo, John O’Connor)
4. The Silk Road - from Dunhuang to Samarkand (Frances Wood, Tim Barrett, Naomi Standen)
5. A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man - James Joyce's early masterpiece (Roy Foster, Katherine Mullin, Jeri Johnson)
6. Sparta - the anti-Athens (Paul Cartledge, Edith Hall, Angie Hobbs)
7. The Discovery of Radiation - from radio waves to gamma rays (Jim Al-Khalili, Frank Close,Frank James)
8. The Siege of Münster - Apocalypse 1535 (Diarmaid MacCulloch, Charlotte Methuen, Lucy Wooding)
9. Schopenhauer - the tyranny of the Will (A.C. Grayling, Christopher Janaway, Béatrice Han-Pile)
10. The Geological Formation of Britain - our long journey north (Richard Corfield, Jane Francis, Sanjeev Gupta)
11. The Death of Elizabeth I - plots, plague and politics (John Guy,Clare Jackson, Helen Hackett)
12. The Dreyfuss Affair - the scandal that tore France apart (Robert Gildea, Robert Tombs, Ruth Harris)
13. Akhenaten - history's first individual (Richard Parkinson, Elizabeth Frood, Kate Spence)
14. Leibniz vs Newton - who first calculated the calculus? (Simon Schaffer, Patricia Fara, Jackie Stedall)
15. St Thomas Aquinas - his profound influence on Western faith and philosophy (Martin Palmer, John Haldane, Annabel Brett)
16. Ediacara Biota - the first animal? (Richard Corfield, Martin Brasier,Rachel Wood)
17. Logical Positivism - or is it? (Barry Smith, Nancy Cartwright, Thomas Uebel)
18. The Sunni-Shia Split: after Muhammad (Amira Bennison, Robert Gleave, Hugh Kennedy)
19. Elizabethan Revenge Tragedy - theatre of blood (Jonathan Bate, Julie Sanders, Janet Clare)
20. The Augustan Age - art and propaganda at the birth of the Roman Empire (Mary Beard, Catharine Edwards, Duncan Kennedy)
21. The Trial of Charles I - the original courtroom drama (Justin Champion, Diane Purkiss, David Wootton)
22. Saint Paul - the first Christian (John Haldane, John Barclay, Helen Bond)
23. The Whale: A History (Steve Jones, Eleanor Weston, Bill Amos)
24. The Siege of Vienna - a clash of civilisations? (Jeremy Black, Andrew Wheatcroft, Claire Norton)
25. Magna Carta - foundation of law or rich man's charter? (Nicholas Vincent, David Carpenter, Michael Clanchy)
26. The Vacuum of Space - a programme about nothing? (Frank Close, Jocelyn Bell Burnell, Ruth Gregory)
27. The Building of St Petersburg - "a window through which Russia looks on Europe" (Simon Dixon, Janet Hartley, Anthony Cross)
28. Suffragism - the long march towards votes for women (Krista Cowman, June Purvis, Julia Bush)
29. Brave New World - would Soma, free love and the feelies be so bad? (David Bradshaw, Daniel Pick, Michèle Barrett)
30. Baconian Science - Francis Bacon and the birth of modern science (Stephen Pumfrey, Patricia Fara, Rhodri Lewis)
31. The School of Athens - picturing Greece in Renaissance minds (Angie Hobbs, Valery Rees, Jill Kraye)
32. The Boxer Rebellion - "Kill all Foreigners!" (Frances Wood, Rana Mitter, Gary Tiedemann)
33. The Library of Alexandria - of all the books in all the world... (Simon Goldhill, Matthew Nicholls, Serafina Cuomo)
34. The Measurement Problem in Physics - Man is not the measure of all things (Basil Hiley, Simon Saunders, Roger Penrose)
35. The Waste Land and Modernity - "I will show you fear in a handful of dust" (Steve Connor, Fran Brearton, Lawrence Rainey)
36. The Observatory at Jaipur - Indian astronomy on the cusp of colonialism (Chandrika Kaul, David Arnold, Chris Minkowski)
37. The Destruction of Carthage - "Delenda Carthago!" (Mary Beard, Jo Quinn, Ellen O’Gorman)
38. The Brothers Grimm: fairy tales, Grimm - but not as we know them (Juliette Wood, Marina Warner, Tony Phelan)
39. A Modest Proposal by Jonathan Swift - 18th century satire gets close to the bone (John Mullan, Judith Hawley, Ian McBride)
40. A History of History - how the writing of history has evolved (Paul Cartledge, John Burrow, Miri Rubin)
41. Thoreau and the American Idyll - America in the Wilderness (Kathleen Burk, Tim Morris, Stephen Fender)
42. Darwin
a. Programme 1: On the Origins of Charles Darwin
b. Programme 2: The Beagle, the Mockingbird and the Megatherium
c. Programme 3: On the Origin of Species
d. Programme 4: Life After the Origin
43. The Consolation of Philosophy - a new year's message from Boethius (Anthony Grayling, Melissa Lane, Roger Scruton) 2008
1. The Physics of Time - does time even exist? (Jim Al-Khalili, Monica Grady, Ian Stewart)
2. The Great Fire of London - London's burning, fetch the engines... (Lisa Jardine, Vanessa Harding, Jonathan Sawday)
3. Heat: A History -from fire to thermodynamics (Simon Schaffer, Hasok Chang, Joanna Haigh)
4. The Great Reform Act: reform - but was it great? (Dinah Birch, Michael Bentley, Catherine Hall)
5. The Baroque – the misshapen pearl of Europe (Tim Blanning,Nigel Aston, Helen Hills)
6. Neuroscience - does the brain rule the mind? (Martin Conway, Gemma Calvert, David Papineau)
7. Aristotle's Politics - a perfect society? (Angie Hobbs, Paul Cartledge, Annabel Brett)
8. Simon Bolivar - the liberator of Spanish America (Anthony McFarlane, John Fisher, Catherine Davies)
9. Dante's Inferno – to Hell and back (Margaret Kean, John Took, Claire Honess)
10. Vitalism – the spark of life (Patricia Fara, Andrew Mendelsohn, Pietro Corsi)
11. Gödel's Incompleteness Theorems - the dirty secret of maths (Marcus du Sautoy, John Barrow, Philip Welch)
12. The Translation Movement - the movement in Baghdad which translated Aristotle and other Greek classics into Arabic (Peter Adamson, Amira Bennison, Peter Pormann)
13. Miracles - will they never cease? (Martin Palmer, Janet Soskice, Justin Champion)
14. Tacitus - The Decadence of Rome (Catharine Edwards, Ellen O’Gorman, Maria Wyke)
15. The Metaphysical Poets - sex and death in the 17th century (Tom Healy, Julie Sanders, Tom Cain)
16. The Arab Conquests - the 7th century new world order (Hugh Kennedy, Amira Bennison, Robert Hoyland)
17. The Music of the Spheres - a dose of heavenly harmonies (Peter Forshaw, Jim Bennett, Angela Voss)
18. The Riddle of the Sands - how Britain learned to fear the Germans (Richard Evans, Rosemary Ashton, Tim Blanning)
19. Trofim Lysenko - Joseph Stalin's chief geneticist (Robert Service, Steve Jones, Catherine Merridale)
20. Probability - heads or tails? (Marcus du Sautoy, Colva Roney-Dougal, Ian Stewart)
21. The Black Death - a plague on all our houses (Miri Rubin, Samuel Cohn, Paul Binski)
22. The Library at Nineveh (Eleanor Robson, Karen Radner, Andrew George)
23. The Brain: A History - food for thought (Vivian Nutton, Jonathan Sawday, Marina Wallace)
24. The Enclosures - dividing the country (Rosemary Sweet, Murray Pittock, Mark Overton)
25. Materialism - are we living in a material world? (Anthony Grayling, Caroline Warman, Anthony O'Hear)
26. Yeats and Irish Politics - "a terrible beauty is born" (Roy Foster, Fran Brearton, Warwick Gould)
27. The Norman Yoke - 1067 and all that (Sarah Foot, Richard Gameson, Matthew Strickland)
28. Newton's Laws of Motion - they put a man on the Moon (Simon Schaffer, Raymond Flood, Rob Iliffe)
29. The Dissolution of the Monasteries - religion in ruins (Diarmaid MacCulloch, Diane Purkiss, George Bernard)
30. Soren Kierkegaard - fear and trembling in Copenhagen (Jonathan Rée, Clare Carlisle, John Lippitt)
31. The Greek Myths - soap opera of the gods (Nick Lowe, Richard Buxton, Mary Beard)
32. Ada Lovelace - prophet of the computer age (Patricia Fara, Doron Swade, John Fuegi)
33. King Lear - Shakespeare's finest fairy tale (Jonathan Bate, Katherine Duncan-Jones, Catherine Belsey)
34. The Multiverse - the universe is not enough (Martin Rees, Fay Dowker, Bernard Carr)
35. The Statue of Liberty - From France with love... (Robert Gildea, Kathleen Burk, John Keane)
36. The Social Contract - Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau and the Origins of Society (Melissa Lane, Susan James, Karen O’Brien)
37. The Court of Rudolf II - the lost powerhouse of Renaissance ideas (Peter Forshaw, Howard Hotson, Adam Mosley)
38. Plate Tectonics - the day the Earth moved (Richard Corfield, Joe Cann, Lynne Frostick)
39. The Fisher King - the wound that does not heal (Carolyne Larrington, Stephen Knight, Juliette Wood)
40. The Charge of the Light Brigade - "All in the valley of Death rode the six hundred" (Mike Broers, Trudi Tate, Saul David)
41. Albert Camus - Rebel with a Cause (Peter Dunwoodie, David Walker, Christina Howells)
