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She is a woman who looks very white but is categorized as black in that system of the South.
事实是，她虽比较白,但还是一个南方的黑人。
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It had a first part called "Southern Night" and a second part called "The Horror and the Glory." "Southern Night" was about his experience growing up in Mississippi.
第一部分是，“南方的夜”,第二部分是，“恐怖与荣誉”,“南方的夜”写他在密西西比成长的经历。
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Now I'll pick up with this next Tuesday; it's a perfect transition into the pro-slavery argument and southern worldview. Thank you.
下星期二我会来听听你们的想法,我想它是亲奴制的发展和,南方世界观形成的重要因素,谢谢
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They may have understood this to be the work of Yahweh, a god known probably from southern regions.
他们也许认为这是耶和华所为，他是南方宗教中的神灵。
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I would say that typically their impact was greater in the west and the north than it was in the east and the south.
我要说的是,他们对西方和北方的影响,显然比东方和南方更大
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If the South was a slave society and we tried to demonstrate that last time, we tried to define that.
如果南方是奴隶社会,我们上次已经证明过了,我们也定义过了
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But Eudora Welty was once asked why Southerners can be such great writers, or such good storytellers and she was a wonderful storyteller.
但有一次她被问到,为什么南方总是出伟大的作家,或者是杰出的小说家,她自己就是个很出色的小说家
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These are such, sort of, cliched southernisms that you start to see this character as a caricature. He is very hard to see as a human being.
原来的地方，这是典型的南方陈词滥调，你开始发现,这个角色的滑稽之处，他很难被当做是人。
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But he said, you know, finally the South--he said, finally the South got liberated from being the place that America always dumped its sins.
但是他说,南方最终,他说,最终南方可以不再是美国的罪恶之源了,它被解放了出来
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But what you've got at the top are the early 1790s and I think 1820 in terms of slave population in the American south.
一般,你们会认为南方的奴隶数量,达到高峰是在十八世纪九十年代,而我却认为1820年更准确
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But of course this is a poor, black child growing up in the South, and his expectations, what his mind can imagine, is always going to be greater than what the world can deliver.
但要记得，这个黑人穷孩子是在南方长大的，他的期待，他想象的东西，总好过现实。
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The whites," He said, "Of the South, form a veritable aristocracy which combines many prejudices with high sentiments and instincts."
他说道,"南方的白种人,是名副其实的贵族,他们对许多事物存有偏见,这些偏见中包含他们强烈的情感与天性"
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You have a very, very changing demographic situation in the American South and its political culture has to respond to that.
你可以想象,当时的美国南方,人口流动是非常厉害的,所以当时的政治文化必须做出相应的调整
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All Southerners who try to express themselves in art are very much aware that they are party to a defeat."
所有希望藉由艺术的方式,表达自身的南方人都很清楚,他们是战败的一方"
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We lost. Loss always, I think, almost always, especially in modern history, has led to longer, deeper, troubled memories.
我们输了,失败一直是,在我看来,几乎一直是,特别是在近代历史上,造成南方人长久深刻而苦痛的记忆的根源
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Well Pete, you see, there was this free labor system and this slave labor system," blah-blah blah-blah.
皮特你知道,当时北方是自由劳动制,而南方是奴役劳动制",等等,等等
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Most importantly, seriously, the idea of the South as exotic, different, and dangerous is an old idea.
最重要的是,说真的,认为南方有异国情调,独特,以及危险的想法是陈旧的
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It was a threat to hierarchy and the South became quite distinctively a very hierarchical society more on that in just a second.
民主对阶级制度是一大威胁,相对于北方,南方的阶级制度,更根深蒂固
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They had been planning to rewrite their Constitution an extraordinary turning point in Southern history.
他们已经计划重写他们的宪法,这是南方历史上一个非凡的转折点
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They just sell those Toyotas, The South was part of the westward movement.
他们就像是在出售那些丰田,南方曾是西进运动的一部分
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Already by 1825--that early the South was the world's largest supplier of cotton and fueling now this Industrial Revolution in textile production in Great Britain and other places.
截至1825年,南方是全世界,最大的棉花供应者并且促进着,在英国和其他国家的,纺织工业的发展
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Yes, this is a book about the privations of growing up in the South poor and black, but it is very much, very consciously, a book about the development of someone who attends to language.
书的着重点的确是,记述在南方成长的穷孩子，但作者刻意地描述了，一个关注语言人的成长经历。
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Why is history and memory sometimes a deep family matter, to Southerners?
为什么对于南方人来说,历史,有时是和记忆紧密联系在一起的
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What's distinctive about the South: "The South has a tradition," Said Gurganus, "Of attempting the impossible at great cost, proudly celebrating the failure, and in gaining admiration for the performance."
写的是南方的独特之处,"南方有种传统",古尔加努斯说,"付出巨大的代价挑战命运,即便失败仍非常自豪,并因此而为他人所尊敬"
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It's one of the reasons white Southerners didn't like reformers.
这是南方白种人不喜欢改革的原因之一
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Now, how powerful-- was the cotton boom once it took hold?
棉花产业,是怎么让南方发家致富的呢
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In his famous book of essays, The Burden of Southern History.
南方历史的重担》,是他一本著名的书
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The South had its greatest cotton crop ever in 1860.
860年棉花产量是南方有史以来最高的
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Now, that's Shelby Foote speaking for white Southerners.
显然谢尔比·富特是在为南方的白人辩护
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But one of the fascinating things about Charles Colcott Jones born in the late eighteenth century, rises to adulthood by the teens,1820s is he's a classic example of a highly educated Southern planter.
但查尔斯.考克特.琼斯最有意思的事情是,他生在十八世纪末期,在十八世纪二十年代成年,他是位受过高等教育的南方种植者的代表
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