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Liberia and the U.S., 1917-1947: The Liberia Education Project
Race, Religion, Rubber, and Politics in the U.S.A. and Liberia
- 628 stránek
- 22 hodin čtení
Focusing on a largely confidential initiative, the book explores the Liberia Education Project from its inception in 1917 to its conclusion in 1947. Spearheaded by the Phelps-Stokes Fund and supported by several churches and major corporations, the project aimed to cultivate a compliant workforce for rubber plantations while countering the spread of Islam. It faced interruptions, notably during a yellow fever epidemic in 1929, and shifted leadership to the U.S. government post-World War II, reflecting broader geopolitical interests in West Africa.
The book presents a groundbreaking perspective on human history, asserting that the pursuit of health and longevity has been humanity's primary objective throughout time. George J. Hill, a physician and historian, explores how early humans sought to avoid illness and prolong life, driven by an awareness of the future. Key advancements, such as the mastery of fire, the creation of clothing, and the development of weapons, empowered humans to adapt to diverse environments and enhance their survival, marking a significant evolutionary advantage over other species.
Focusing on the environmental consequences of Edison's innovations, Dr. George J. Hill presents a critical analysis of the "Wizard of Menlo Park." The book reveals how Edison's pursuits led to significant industrial pollution, habitat destruction, and severe health impacts on workers and local communities. Hill uniquely examines Edison's relationship with nature and the evolving environmental consciousness of his time, prompting a broader discussion on the ethical implications of historical figures' actions. This work offers a fresh perspective on Edison's legacy.
Offering a comprehensive guide to filmmaking, this book explores the process from conception to completion. It examines iconic films like Lawrence of Arabia and Charlie Wilson's War, providing insights into storytelling, directing, and production techniques. The author shares practical advice and industry secrets, making it an invaluable resource for aspiring filmmakers. With a focus on creativity and technical skills, readers will gain the knowledge needed to bring their cinematic visions to life.