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Title: Documentary series: The Day the World Took Off
Authors: Dugan, David
Macfarlane, Alan
Keywords: anthropology
industrial revolution
England
China
orient
west
Issue Date: 8-Jun-2004
Abstract: This 6-series documentary films address the puzzle of the origins of Industrial Revolution. The central question: why did a scraggy little rainswept island off the coast of mainland Europe become the first major industrial centre, when so many other parts of the world, such as China, with its great history of inventions - looked more promising? The story starts on a single momentous day in Liverpool, a day that shows the best and worst aspects of the Industrial Revolution. We then look back 100 years, then 250, then 500, then 1000, until 10000 years – to the third millennium of the modern era.
Description: 6 films, each of them is one hour all so.
URI: http://www.dspace.cam.ac.uk/handle/1810/270
Appears in Collections:Digital Orient

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day1.mp4episode 1 of documentary series350.89 MBMPEG 4View/Open
day100.mp4episode 2 of documentary series329.9 MBMPEG 4View/Open
day250.mp4episode 3 of documentary series342.21 MBMPEG 4View/Open
Day500.mp4episode 4 of documentary series363.72 MBMPEG 4View/Open
Day1000.mp4episode 5 of documentary series 353.95 MBMPEG 4View/Open
day10000.mp4episode 6 of documentary series 350.51 MBMPEG 4View/Open
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