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基本信息·出版社：中央编译出版社
·页码：366 页
·出版日期：2010年01月
·ISBN：9787802118461
·条形码：9787802118461
·版本：第2版
·装帧：平装
·开本：16
·正文语种：英语
·外文书名：Best Speeches Of Us President Barack Obama By Barack Obama
内容简介 《奥巴马演讲录(英文版)(修订版)》汇集了美国新任总统奥巴马的60多篇演讲，其中包括今天1月20日发表的就职演说。“Victory Night”是奥巴马经过54轮辩论，最终获得民主党总统提名后在芝加哥发表的演讲；“A World that Stands As One”是奥巴马在柏林面对20万群众发表的演讲，“A More Perfect Union”是关于奥巴马关于种族问题的演讲。另外演讲还涉及教育，医疗，伊拉克战争，妇女参政，退伍军人等问题。这些演讲极为精彩，至今为普通美国人津津乐道。
奥巴马自传《来自父亲的梦想——奥巴马回忆录》的中文版译者发现，奥巴马有很好的语言表达能力，遣词造句也凸现了英语的晓畅优美。他相信奥巴马的成功演讲时那些让人记忆深刻的句子多数是他亲自写就，因为它们的风格、遣词造句与他这本自传的语言都是一致的晓畅优雅。奥巴马不当政治家也是个优秀的作家。
媒体推荐 In reaffirming the greatness of our nation，we understand that greatness is never a given.It must be earned .Our journey has never been one of short-cuts or settling for less.It has not been the path for the faint-hearted-for those who prefer leisure over work. or seek only the pleasures of riches and fame. Rather, it has been the risk- takers，the doers，the makers of things-some celebrated but more often men and women obscure in their labor, who have carried US up the long，rugged path towards prosperity and freedom.
——BARACK OBAMA
编辑推荐 《奥巴马演讲录(英文版)(修订版)》：
收录了奥巴马总统在中国、日本、俄罗斯的最新精彩演讲，是您学习漂亮英语的绝佳教材。
奥巴马名言：
六十年前，位父亲走入餐厅甚至无人理睬，而今天他的儿子可以站在这里在你们面前许下最庄严的誓言。
市场的力量将如野马一样脱缰——一个仅有财富的国家不可能持续繁荣。
政府所扮演的角色——应该帮助家庭获得体面的收人，购买他们的所需有尊严地退休。
今天我们共同终结那些虚假的承诺陈腐的教条以及指摘与怨言，这些已经困扰了我们的政治体系太长时间。
目录 Speeches
Speech #1 - Barack Obama Shanghai Speech
November 16，2009
Speech #2 - Obama's Speech in Japan
November 14，2009
Speech #3 - Obama Health Care Speech
October 9，2009
Speech #4 - Obama's Speech in Russia
July 9，2009
Speech #5 - A day to Celebrate and Aspire
july 4，2009
Speech #6 - O bama' s Strategy for Afghanistan and Pakistan
March 27，2009
Speech #7 - Obama's Speech To Congress
February 24，2009
Speech #'8 - Obama InauguralAddress
January 20，2009
Speech #9 - Election Night Victory Speech
November 4，2008
Speech #10 - The LastRally
November 3，2008
Speech #11 - Acceptance Speech at tile Democratic Convention
August 28，2008
Speech #12 - Presumptive Democratic Nominee Speech
June 3，2008
Speech #13 - North Carolina Primary Night
May 6，2008
Speech #14 - Pennsylvania Primary Night
April 22，2008
Speech #15 - APAnnual Luncheon
April 14，2008
Speech #16 - A More Perfect Union——The Race Speech
March 18，2008
Speech #17 - March 4th Primary Night
March 4，2008
Speech #18 - Potomac Primary Night
February 12，2008
Speech #19 - Super Tuesday
February 5，2008
Speech #20 - Turn the Page Speech
April 28，2007
Speech #21 - Obama PresidentialAnnouncement
February 10，2007
Speech #22 - Floor Statement on Bush'sDecision to Increase Troops in Iraq
January 19，2007
Speech #23 - World AIDS Day Speech 2006 Global Summit on AIDS
December 1，2006
Speech #24 - A Way Forward in Iraq Remarks Chicago Council on Global All=airs
November 20，2006
Speech #25 - Civil Rights
November 13，2006
Speech #26 - Military Commission Legislation Statement
September 28，2006
Speech #27 - Energy Independence: A Call for Leadership
September 20，2006
Speech #28 - An Honest Government，A Hopeful Future
August 28，2006
Speech #29 - Xavier University Commencement Address
August 11，2006
Speech #30 - AFSCME National Convention——Challenge for Labor
August 7，2006
Speech #31 - Vote against the Gulf of Mexico Energy Bill
August 1，2006
Speech #32 - In Support of HR 9——the Voting Rights Act
July 20，2006
Speech #33 - Floor Statement of Support for Stem Cell Research
July 17，2006
Speech #34 - Our Past，Our Future & Vision (or America
july 12，2oo6
Speech #35 - Call to Renewal"Keynote Address
June 28，2006
Speech #36 - Floor Statement on Iraq Debate
June 21，2006
Speech #37 - Northwestern University Commencement Address
June 16，2006
Speech #38 - Katr/na Reconstruction Contracts and US Toll in Iraq
June 15，2006
Speech #39 - Snowe and Dorgan's Legislation to Protect Network Neutrality
June 8，2006
Speech #40 - FederalMarnage Amendment
June 5，2006
Speech #41 - University of Massachusetts at Boston Commencement Address
June 2，2006
Speech #42 - Floor Statement General Michael Hayden Nomination
May 25，2006
Speech #43 - Floor Speech in Opposition to the Amendment Requiring a Photo ID
May 24，2006
Speech #44 - Floor Statement——Employment Verification Amendment
May 23，2006
Speech #45 - Southern Illinois University School of Medicine Commencement
May 20，2006
Speech #46 - Honoring Our Commitment to Veterans
May 18，2006
Speech #47 - Emily's ListAnnualLuncheon——Women in Politics
May 11，2006
Speech #48 - A Real Solution for High Gas Prices
May 11，2006
Speech #49 - Immigration Rallies and Status of Reform
May 4，2006
Speech #50 - Amendment to Stop No-Bid Contracts for GulfCoast Recovery and Reconstruction
May 2，2006
Speech #51 - Updates on Darfur，Immigration and Gas Prices
April 27，2006
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文摘 with excellence and valor, they have also told me that there is no military solution to this war. Our troops can help suppress the violence, but they cannot solve its root causes. And all the troops in the world won't be able to force Shia, Sunni, and Kurd to sit down at a table, resolve their differences, and forge a lasting peace.
I have long said that the only solution in Iraq is a political one. To reach such a solution, we must communicate clearly and effectively to the factions in Iraq that the days of asking, urging, and waiting for them to take control of their own country are coming to an end. No more coddling, no more equivocation. Our best hope for success is to use the tools we have, military financial, diplomatic, to pressure the Iraqi leadership to finally come to a political agreement between the warring factions that can create some sense of stability in the country and bring this conflict under control.
The first part of this strategy begins by exerting the greatest leverage we have on the Iraqi government, a phased redeployment of U.S. troops from Iraq on a timetable that would begin in four to six months.
When I first advocated steps along these lines over a year ago, I had hoped that this phased redeployment could begin by the end of 2006. Such a timetable may now need to begin in zoo7, but begin it must. For only through this phased redeployment can we send a clear message to the Iraqi factions that the U.S. is not going to hold together this country indefinitely ？ that it will be up to them to form a viable government that can effectively run and secure Iraq.
Let me be more specific. The President should announce to the Iraqi people that our policy will include a gradual and substantial reduction in U.S. forces. He should then work with our military commanders to map out the best plan for such a redeployment and determine precise levels and dates. When possible, this should be done in consultation with the Iraqi government, but it
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