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EBS 다큐프라임

2008AiringSouth Korea

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Episodes

5 seasons · 543 episodes in total

Season 1 — 367 episodes · from 02/25/2008

Page 1 of 15 · Episodes 1–25

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Episode 1

S01E0102/25/200848 min

Korea's first psychological experiment show explores the unknown world of childhood. A scientific and moving exploration of humanity: childhood has remained uncharted territory. Scientists have neglected children between early childhood and adolescence because, unlike toddlers, they already have …

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Episode 2

S01E0202/26/200848 min

Is virtue directly proportional to the chance of success? Most people answer skeptically, believing it’s harder to succeed if you’re too kindhearted. But the answer is yes. However, the virtue discussed here concerns questions of moral judgment, which is different from simply being “kindhearted.” …

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Episode 3

S01E0302/27/200846 min

Do I really think I’m a decent person? Am I proud of my abilities? Even when things are difficult, do I still think this is a world worth living in and start each morning with eager anticipation? If so, you have high self-esteem. Self-esteem isn’t limited to respecting yourself. Only someone who …

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Episode 4

S01E0402/28/200848 min

“Intelligence Comes in Different Forms” The world’s richest man, Bill Gates, was autistic. Musical genius Mozart was very weak in language and math. The world’s greatest physicist, Einstein, had very poor verbal comprehension. Top CEO Jack Welch stuttered. Picasso, the master painter of the 20th …

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Episode 5

S01E0502/29/200844 min

'What makes me who I am, and finding it' The human body and the human brain—the most perfect machines, which no one can make. What makes me who I am? A long journey to find myself. Everyone knows this story, but no one really knows it. Alongside a self-administered psychological assessment: “Who am …

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Episode 6

S01E0603/03/2008

Tööli is an epic folk poem of the Oirat people, passed down orally long before writing existed. It praises the heroes of Mongolian legend and the beauty of nature, and its text vividly reflects Mongolian history and way of life. Only Töölchi, specialists in the form, can sing Tööli. It is almost …

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Episode 7

S01E0703/04/2008

The secret behind Genghis Khan’s conquest of the world: the shaman “Chatan”! The shaman “Geksta,” recognized as a true shaman on the Mongolian steppe! For the first time anywhere in the world, his life in the remote Chatan region of Mongolia is revealed.

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Episode 8

S01E0803/05/2008

For the first time in television history, we trace the story of North Korean gayageum player “Kim Jong-am,” who revived the Mongolian traditional instrument yatga in the 1960s. Through the meeting of the Mongolian yatga and the gayageum, the friendship between Korea and Mongolia is reaffirmed.

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Episode 9

S01E0903/06/2008

Genghis Khan’s descendants face the changes of the 21st century. Their dreams, hopes, and worries are portrayed through the story of education in the nomadic Badahe family.

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Episode 10

S01E1003/07/2008

The secrets of the Earth come to light.

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Episode 11

S01E1103/10/2008

In our country, you can see rare birds of prey such as the Neshi, designated a natural monument and endangered species, as well as vultures, steppe buzzards, large dung beetles, and other valuable birds of prey. Mongolian nomads raise horses, cattle, camels, sheep, and goats, but horses are …

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Episode 12

S01E1203/11/2008

A search for Hoksai-kul, the world’s largest and cleanest alpine lake. The people who live around Hoksai-kul strive to keep its water pure, refusing to litter and even hesitating to wash in it. Herds of red deer can be seen among the rocks around the lake. Many waterbirds nest around the lake …

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Episode 13

S01E1303/12/2008

The production crew recently learned that wolves had killed livestock and visited the place where the carcasses had been dumped. Expecting the animal to return in search of food, the crew decided to observe the wolf from a distance from the cow carcass. Soon afterward, the wolf appeared and …

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Episode 14

S01E1403/13/2008

The Gobi isn’t a desert like the Sahara, but a barren wasteland. There, you may encounter vultures, known as “Mangalitai” because they feed on dead animals. Wild animals such as Mongolian gazelles, black-tailed gazelles, and wild donkeys are part of this ecosystem. People also live in the dry …

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Episode 15

S01E1503/14/2008

The Gobi is not a desert like the Sahara but a barren wasteland. You may encounter vultures, known as “Mangalitai” because they feed on dead animals. Wild animals such as Mongolian gazelles, black-tailed gazelles, and wild asses are part of this ecosystem. People also live on the dry, desolate Gobi …

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Episode 16

S01E1603/17/2008

Yosemite is a national park about four hours from San Francisco and is considered a representative destination of the American West. Since becoming the first public conservation area in the United States in 1890, it has ranked first for repeat visits and remains very popular with …

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Episode 17

S01E1703/18/2008

The Grand Canyon, one of the most visited national parks in the United States, welcomes more than five million visitors every year. It was carved into the Colorado Plateau, which formed over two billion years, by the mighty Colorado River, whose erosion began five million years ago. This process …

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Episode 18

S01E1803/19/2008

Rocky Mountain National Park, known as the Alps of the United States, is a representative park located in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, which form the center of North America. Trail Ridge Road, a 76-kilometer road along the Continental Divide, runs through the Rocky Mountain region. Rocky …

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Episode 19

S01E1903/20/2008

Yellowstone is the father of national parks, designated in 1872 as the first national park in the world. Rare volcanic activity deep inland has created hot springs, geysers, and jewel-like thermal pools. Beautiful travertine formations created by limestone sedimentation were captured on video for …

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Episode 20

S01E2003/21/2008

U.S. national parks are protected under the special administration of the National Park Service (NPS), a federal agency. The American approach to conservation is “pragmatic conservationism.” Traditionally, nature is not preserved in its original state but managed to be useful and accessible to …

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Episode 21

S01E2103/24/2008

Twenty-two years of military service in the Air Force and 34 years as a professor at the University of Pittsburgh—at 75, Professor Goldstein doesn’t let age define him. For the passionate Professor Goldstein, age is just a number. He is a world-renowned scholar of military history and takes pride …

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Episode 22

S01E2203/25/2008

Professor Charlie Cannan has taught urban planning and industrial design at the Rhode Island School of Design since 1999. His educational goal is to teach students to think beyond the boundaries of their disciplines. Professor Cannan focuses on student-led classes and acts only as a guide in …

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Episode 23

S01E2303/26/2008

Dennis Noble. To him, a professor is not a teacher in the traditional sense. He is a devoted guide who leads students into the world of creative science. He doesn’t tell them what to do. He simply encourages them to think about things they consider valuable enough to explore. We meet Dennis Noble …

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Episode 24

S01E2403/27/2008

We focused on a brief comment in the teaching evaluations submitted by students at Michigan Technological University to Professor Cho Byeok. “He is the Michael Jordan of teaching”—from Michigan Technological University students’ teaching evaluations. Although it’s a short sentence, it contains …

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Episode 25

S01E2503/28/2008

What do the best professors understand about learning? How do the best professors prepare for their lectures? What do the best professors expect from their students? What methods do the best professors use to teach their courses? How do the best professors treat their students? What methods do …

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