英美文学课件Part EightEighteen Century English Literature
《专八英美文学知识》课件
的作品，了解这个时期的文学革命。
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2 0世纪文学
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了解现代主义和后现代主义对英美文学 产生的影响，并研究20世纪的权威作家。
古代文学
从古代民间故事到史诗诗歌，探索英美 文学的根源和起源。
1 9世纪文学
探索浪漫主义、现实主义和自然主义等 19世纪文学的关键特点和作家。
重要作家与作品
威廉·莎士比亚
探索莎士比亚的戏剧作品，如《哈姆雷特》和《罗 密欧与朱丽叶》。
3 超自然和奇幻
欣赏奇幻文学和超自然元素在作品中的运用，从魔法到神话传说。
经典文学解读
通过深入解读经典文学作品，如《1984》和《傲慢与偏见》，探究其深层含 义和与现实世界的关联。
总结
总结各个部分的主要内容，并鼓励听众进一步探索英美文学的魅力和多样性。
《专八英美文学知识》 PPT课件
在这个PPT课件中，我们将深入探讨英美文学的各个方面，从概述到重要作家 与作品，再到文学主题与风格，以及经典文学的解读。
标题
在文学中，一个好的标题可以吸引读者的注意力，并传达出作品的主要思想和情感。融入创意和挑逗性元素， 将读者吸引到故事中。
导言
引言
通过一个引人入胜的故事或悲观的民谣，引导听众进入《傲慢与偏见》和 《理智与情感》。
欧内斯特·海明威
研究海明威的小说，如《老人与海》和《别了，武 器》。
托尼·莫里森
探索莫里森的作品，如《宠儿》和《云图》。
文学主题与风格
1 爱与悲伤
探索文学中关于爱情和失落的主题，以及不同作家对这些主题的表现方式。
2 社会批判
研究文学作品中对社会不公和不平等的批判，以及作家对这些问题的态度。
背景
简要介绍英美文学的背景和意义，以及与文化和历史的关联。
英美文学选读课件PPT课件
培养人文素养
详细描述
通过对英美文学作品的主题和思想内涵的分析，可以培养 我们的人文素养，提高对文学、文化和社会的认识和理解 。
探讨作品的艺术手法和语言特色
总结词
欣赏文学技巧
详细描述
艺术手法和语言特色是文学作品的重要组成部分，通过 探讨作品的艺术手法和语言特色，可以更好地欣赏文学 的技巧和魅力。
总结词
增强审美能力
详细描述
通过对作品艺术手法和语言特色的探讨，可以增强我们 的审美能力，提高对文学作品的鉴赏水平。
总结词
学习语言表达
详细描述
英美文学作品的语言表达富有特色，通过学习作品的艺 术手法和语言特色，可以学习到地道的语言表达方式， 提高英语语言表达能力。
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英美文学作品在当代的影响和价值
对当代文学的影响
英美文学选读课件ppt课 件
• 英美文学概述 • 英美文学作品选读 • 英美文学作品的赏析方法 • 英美文学作品在当代的影响和价值 • 总结与思考
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英美文学概述
英美文学的发展历程
早期文学
当代文学
从盎格鲁-撒克逊时期到文艺复兴时期， 英美文学逐渐形成和发展，涌现出许 多杰出的作家和作品。
从20世纪末至今，英美文学呈现出多 元化的发展趋势，涵盖了各种文学流 派和风格，如后现代主义、魔幻现实 主义等。
通过阅读英美文学作品，人们可以拓展视野、丰富内心世界，增强自我认知和自我成长的能力。同时 ，文学作品中所蕴含的人生哲理和智慧，也能为人们在生活中提供指导和启示。
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总结与思考
对英美文学的总体评价和思考
英美文学在世界文学中的 地位
英美文学作为世界文学的重要组成部分，具 有深远的影响力和独特的魅力。通过学习和 研究英美文学，可以深入了解西方文化、历 史和社会背景，拓宽视野，提高跨文化交流 的能力。
18th century enlightenment age 英国文学史及选读课件
• The Puritan spirit of wisdom, diligence, honesty, and thriftiness contdevelopment of the country. They accumulated more wealth and money, and their social status was raised.
• Enlightenment:
• an intellectual movement beginning in France and then spread throughout Europe.
• a continuation of Renaissance in belief
• the guiding principle or slogan is Ration/Reason, natural right and equality (American Independence War in 1776; French Revolution in 1789).
the supernatural, the discarded Medieval
---1st book: Horace Walpole’s The Castle
of Otranto(1764) --- Ann Radcliffe the most successful: The
mysteries of Udolpho (1794) ---influenced the later generations:
– The celebration of reason, the power by which man understands the universe and improves his own condition
英美文学第八章
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(1)A Tale of a Tub
1704
S WIFT ‘ S W ORKS
(2) The Battle of Books
1704
in the form of an attack on a parable(寓言故事) pedantry(买弄学问) a satire upon all religious sects an attack on Christianity itself Bickerstaff Almanac (比克斯塔夫先生的历书) 1708 (3) Predictions for the Year 1708《对1708的预言》 (4) Vindication of Isaac Bickerstaff
E NGLISH & A MERICAN LITERATURE
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Jonathan Swift Joseph Addison and Richard Steele Alexander Pope
I NFLUENCE
Gulliver’s Travels has been adapted many times as a children’s book, a TV miniseries, a cartoon, and a movie.
Something that is “lilliputian” is very small.
自考英美文学选读课件(超级)
现代小说
珍·奥斯汀
她以描写中产阶级生活和故事讲述的微妙语言风格而著称。她最著名的作品是《傲慢与偏见》 和《爱与友谊》。
威廉·福克纳
作为现代小说的杰出代表之一，福克纳的小说涉及历史、家庭、人类情感、宗教和死亡等主 题。他的作品《喧哗与骚动》和《荒原》等作品广受好评。
作家和作品
其他杰出的小说家包括弗吉尼亚·伍尔夫和欧内斯特·海明威。他们的作品作为当代文学的经 典，仍然受到读者的喜爱。
授课建议
如果您想要更深入地探究英美文 学的世界，可以阅读相关课程的 扩展阅读内容，以及更多的文学 批评文章。同时，也可以加入英 美文学社群，一起交流讨论名著 和文学批评方面的话题。
展望未来
英美文学是人类文化的重要组成 部分，在未来的时间里，英美文 学的研究和探索将会永不停歇。 期待未来，我们有更多的机会了 解这个充满魅力和意义的文学世 界。
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资本主义批评
资本主义批评是一种批评方法，它借鉴了马克思主义的思想，强调文学作品在资本主义世 界中所处的角色和意义。这种视角使得批评者们能够更加深入地探索文学作品和作者在特 定历史条件下的根本原因。
总结
课程回顾
在这门课程中，您学习了许多著 名的英美文学作品和作者。这些 作品涉及人性弱点和优点、哲学 问题、人类情感、价值、人生观 等。
自考英美文学选读课件 (超级完整版)
学习英美文学是了解西方文化的最佳途径之一。这门课程将介绍最著名的文 学作品和作者，帮助您更好地欣赏并理解英美文学的魅力。
古典诗歌
莎士比亚
17世纪英国最杰出的戏剧作家， 也是杰出的诗人。他的作品包括 《哈姆雷特》、《李尔王》等， 揭示人性的深层问题，探索了普 遍的人类情感。
诗人
作品
《英美文学选读》串讲课件(高度归纳版)[1]
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英美文学选读要点总结精心整理[英国』Chapter1 The Renaissance period（14世纪至十七世纪中叶）文艺复兴1. Humanism is the essence of the Renaissance.人文主义是文艺复兴的核心。
2. the Greek and Roman civilization was based on such a conception that man is the measure of all things.人文主义作为文艺复兴的起源是因为古希腊罗马文明的基础是以“人”为中心，人是万物之灵。
3. Renaissance humanists found in then classics a justification to exalt human nature and came to see that human beings were glorious creatures capable of individual development in the direction of perfection, and that the world they inhabited was theirs not to despise but to question, explore, and enjoy.人文主义者们却从古代文化遗产中找到充足的论据，来赞美人性，并开始注意到人类是崇高的生命，人可以不断发展完善自己，而且世界是属于他们的，供他们怀疑，探索以及享受。
4. Thomas More, Christopher Marlowe and William Shakespeare are the best representatives of the English humanists.托马斯.摩尔，克利斯朵夫.马洛和威廉.莎士比亚是英国人文主义的代表。
5. Wyatt introduced the Petrarchan sonnet into England.怀亚特将彼特拉克的十四行诗引进英国。
英美文学课件Part 11Eighteen Century English Literature
Part Eleven
Eighteen Century English Literature
▪ → The radical wing struggled for more resolute democratization in the management of the government and even partly defended the interests of the exploited. The representatives of this group include Swift, Fielding, Goldsmith and Sheridan. They increasingly noticed the discrepancy between their ideals and the actual practices in the bourgeoisaristocratic society. This realization led to the crisis of Enlightenment at the end of the 18th century and brought Sentimentalism into existeentury English Literature
c. In the meantime, social life developed rapidly. Many public coffeehouse and private clubs sprung up in London. →This new social life gave the citizens a means of exchanging ideas, forming opinions and spreading new thoughts.
英国文学简史-18th-century(1)PPT课件
man as an imperfect being, inherently sinful, whose potential was limited.
emphasis on order and reason, on restraint, on common sense
Enlightenment Movement
The England Enlightener (P127)
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comparatively peaceful development
In politics
a constitutional monarchy
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Dissimilarities in Point of View
man as a being fundamentally good and possessed of an infinite potential for spiritual and intellectual growth.
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The Features of English Enlightenment
▪ (1)English enlighteners believed in the power of reason. That is why the 18th century has often been called “the age of reason” or “the kingdom of reason”.
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《美国文学》教学课件Literature of the Eighteenth Century
information for the years, the seasons, the sunrise and the sunset, accurate information on tides, as well as information on how to plant certain crops , how to cure hens, etc. all are practical information important to farmers.
The History and the Influence of Enlightenment
2.Newtonian ideas:
a. The universe is seen as a mechanism operating by a rational formula or by unchanging laws available to intelligent humans.
3.The Influence of the Newtonian ideas:
C. Americans believed that more reasonable political and social orders should be established.
D. Americans also learned to take actions to resist oppressive power and to criticize and reform government.
Autobiography
• C. The Autobiography is also an eloquent education of the ideas of the 18th.c. Using his life story as a shining example, Franklin eloquently demonstrated all the major principles of the enlightenment in America.
英美文学简史PPT课件
——阿贝拉尔（12世纪法国神 学家）
如何学习文学——“三不 分”
君掌盛无边
刹那含永
劫
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—William Blake
文学包罗万象
• the inseparability of literature, history & philosophy
• Close connection between literature, music, painting & photography
Of prancing poetry
This traverse may the poorest take
Without oppress of toll:
How frugal is the chariot
That bears the human soul!
Emily Dickinson
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文学的激励作用
1. learn basic information about different periods in English and American literary history
2. understand important writers of different schools of English and American literature
如何学好文学
• 学而无思则罔， 思而不学则殆。
文学与生活密切相关。从生活中汲 取灵感来理解文学；从文学中吸取智慧 来感悟人生。在“悟”中把握人生的真 谛。
英美文学 第四部分--十八世纪英国文学
II. The Enlightenment Movement
• The Enlightenment Movement was a progressive intellectual movement that flourished in France and swept through the whole Western Europe at that time. The movement was a furtherance of the Renaissance of the 15 th & 16 th century. Its purpose was to enlighten the whole world with the light of modern philosophical and artistic ideas. The enlighteners celebrated reason or rationality, equality and science. They called for a reference to order, reason and rules and advocated universal education. They believed that when reason served as the yardstick for the measurement of all human activities and relations, every superstition, injustice and oppression was to yield place to “eternal truth”, “eternal justice” and “natural equality. ” They believed that if the masses were well educated, there would be greater chance for a democratic human society.
英美文学 18th C Lit
Gothic Novel:
A branch of sentimentalism; Specializing in ruins, haunted castles, and frightening landscapes, magic; Horror, mystery, supernatural, misfortune, death, haunted houses, family curses; Horace Walpole and his The Castle of Otranto (1765).
Thomas Gray
(1716-1771)
Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard (1750)
Sentimental poetry: nature as background for display of emotion, gloom as general atmosphere; about death, sorrows, mysteries, melancholy; about common people, conscience; Elegy: poem setting forth poet’s meditations upon death or solemn theme; expression of solemn mood.
merchant, economist, journalist, novelist
Daniel Defoe
(1661-1731)
Robinson Crusoe (1719):
Robinson Crusoe as representative of bourgeoisie, rising class in 18th century with following traits: Perseverance; Resourcefulness, do-it-yourself independence; Emotional self-control; Industry; Courage; Individualism; Interest in possessions, power, and prestige.
美国文学全英课件专八必备
美国文学全英课件专八必备Part one Early American and Colonial PeriodI. Historical Background:1.The earliest settlers included Dutch, Swedes, Germans, French, Spaniards,Italians, and Portuguese.2.The first permanent English settlement in North America was established atJamestown, Virginia in 1617.3.The war for Independence(1776-1783)4.The colonies, most of which in old English tradition, made the original UnitedStates2. Introduction1) Instead of beginning with folk tales and songs the American literature began withabstractions and proceeded from philosophy to fiction because there were no written literature among the more than 500 different Indian languages and tribal cultures that existed in North America before the first Europeans arrived there and set up the first colony Jamestown in about 1607.2) American writing began with the work of English adventurers and colonists in theNew World chiefly for the benefit of readers in the mother country. Some of these early works reached the level of literature, as in the robust(rather rude) and perhaps truthful account of his adventures by Captain John Smith and the sober, tendentious journalistic histories of John Winthrop and William Bradford in New England. From the beginning, however, the literature of NewEngland was also directed to the edification and instruction of the colonists themselves, intended to direct them in the ways of the godly.3) Therefore the writing in this period was essentially two kinds: (1) practicalmatter-of-fact accounts of farming, hunting, travel, etc. designed to inform people ―at home‖ what life was like in the new world, and, often, to induce their immigration; (2) highly theoretical, generally polemical, discussions of religious questions.4) Furthermore, the influential Protestant work ethic, reinforced by the practicalnecessities of a hard pioneer life, inhibited the development of any reading matter designed simply for leisure-time entertainment.Protestant work ethic---- It is the belief that work itself is good in addition to what it achieves; that time saved by efficiency or good fortune should not be spent in leisure but in doing further work; that idleness is always immoral and likely to lead to even worse s in since ―the devil finds work for idle hands to do‖. This belief later developed into the American philosophic idea Puritanism.1).Main idea of this period---- American Puritanism:A. Origin of "Puritanism":The term "Puritan" first began as a taunt or insult applied by traditional Anglicans to those who criticized or wished to "purify" the Church of England.Although the word is often applied loosely, "Puritan" refers to two distinct groups: "separating" Puritans, such as the Plymouth colonists, who believed that the Church of England wascorrupt and that true Christians must separate themselves from it; andnon-separating Puritans, such as the colonists who settled the Massachusetts BayColony, who believed in reform but not separation. Most Massachusetts colonists were nonseparating Puritans who wished to reform the established church, largely Congregationalists who believed in forming churches through voluntarycompacts. The idea of compacts or covenants was central to the Puritans' conception of social, political, and religious organizations. (from/doc/e718095478.html,/faculty/campbell/e nl310/purdef.htm）B. A definition of American PuritanismPuritanism is the practices and beliefs of the Puritans.1) Simply speaking, American Puritanism just refers to the spirit and ideal of puritans who settled in the North American continent in the early part of theseventeenth century because of religious persecutions. In content it means scrupulous moral rigor, especially hostility to social pleasures and indulgences, that isstrictness,sternness and austerity in conduct and religion.2) With time passing it became a dominant factor in American life, one of the most enduring shaping influences in American thought and American Literature. To some extent it is a state of mind, a part of the national cultural atmosphere that the American breathes, rather than a set of tenets.3) Actually it is a code of values, a philosophy of life and a point of view in American minds, also a two-faceted tradition ofreligious idealism and level-headed common(Puritan values (creeds): Hard work, thrift, piety, sobriety, simple tastes.Puritans are more practical, tougher, to be ever ready for any misfortune and tragic failure and optimistic)The Puritans were originally members of a division of the Protestant Church, who came into existence in the reigns of Queen Elizabeth and King James !. The first settlers who became the founding fathers of the American nation were quite a few of them Puritans. They came to America out of various reasons, but it should beremembered that they were a group of serious, religious people, advocating highly religious and moral principles.As the word itself hints, Puritans wanted to purify their religious beliefs and practices. They felt that the Church of England was too close to the Church of Rome in the doctrine form of worship, and organization of authority.The American Puritans, like their brothers back in England, were idealists, believing that the church should be restored to complete ?p urity‘.They accepted the doctrine of predestination, original sin and total depravity, and limited atonement through a special infusion of grace from God.Predestination is a religious concept, which involves the relationship between God and his creation. The religious character of predestination distinguishes it from other ideas about determinism and free will. Those who believe in predestination, such as John Calvin, believe that before the creation God determined the fate of the universe throughout all of time and space.In Chinese Buddhism, predestination is a translation of yuanfenOriginal sin is said to result from the Fall of Man, when Adam and Eve ate the forbidden fruit of a particular tree in the Garden of Eden. This first sin ("the originalsin"), an action of the first human beings, is traditionally understood to be the cause of "original sin", the fallen state from which human beings can be saved only by God's grace.Total depravity is the fallen state of man as a result of original sin. The doctrine of total depravity asserts that people are by nature not inclined to love God wholly with heart, mind, and strength, but rather all are inclined to serve their own interests over those of their neighbor and to reject the rule of God. Even religion and philanthropy are destructive to the extent that these originate from a humanimagination, passions, and will. Therefore, in Reformed theology, God mustpredestine individuals into salvation since man is incapable of choosing God.[5]Total depravity does not mean, however, that people are as evil as possible.Rather, it means that even the good which a person may intend is faulty in its premise, false in its motive, and weak in its implementation; and there is no mere refinement of natural capacities that can correct this condition. Thus, even acts of generosity and altruism are in fact egoist acts in disguise.[6] This idea can be illustrated by a glass of wine with a few drops of deadly poison in it: Although not all the liquid is poison, all the liquid is poisoned. In the same way, while not all of human nature is depraved, all human nature is totallyaffected by depravity.But in the grim struggle for survival that followedimmediately after their arrival in America, they became more and more practical, as indeed they had to be.Puritans‘ lives were extremely disciplined and hard. They drove out of theirsettlements all those opinions that seemed dangerous to them, and history hascriticized their actions. Yet in the persecution of what they considered error, thePuritans were no worse than many other movements in history. As a culture heritage, ?Puritanism did have a profound influence on the early American mind.American Puritanism also had an enduring influence on American literature. It had become, to some extent, so much a state of mind, so much a part of the nationalcultural atmosphere, rather than a set of tenets.C. 21st Century PuritanismA "21st Century Puritanism", then, is the always-reforming spirit of 17th-centuryPuritanism applied to the challenges of the 21st century church. In place of anArminian "free-will" gospel that exalts human worth and ability, the 21st Century Puritan calls us back to the Biblical gospel that exalts the power and sovereignty of Almighty God. In place of the "seeker-sensitive", man-pleasing paradigm for worship, the 21st Century Puritan points us back to the Biblical, God-ordained pattern of worship revealed in Scripture—emphasizing a Godward focus—preaching His glories, rejoicing in His mercy to hell-deserving sinners, falling at His feet in humble supplication, singing from joyful, forgiven, God-saturated hearts psalms and hymns that exalt His majesty andhonor.2) Major Puritan worksThe first work published in the Puritan colonies was the Bay Psalm Book马萨诸塞海湾地区赞美诗篇(1640), and the whole effort of the divines who wrote furiously to set forth their views was to defend and promote visions of the religious state. They set forth their visions—in effect the first formulation of the concept of national destiny—in a series of impassioned histories and jeremiads from Edward Johnson‘s Wonder-Working Providence创造神迹的天福(1654) to Cotton Mather‘s epic Magnalia Christi Americana基督在北美的辉煌(1702).Even Puritan poetry was offered uniformly to the service of God. Michael Wigglesworth‘s Da y of Doom (1662) was uncompromisingly theological, and Anne Bradstreet‘s poems, issued as The Tenth Muse Lately Sprung Up in America (1650), were reflective of her own piety. The best of the Puritan poets, Edward Taylor, whose work was not published until two centuries after his death, wrote metaphysical verse, Sermons and tracts poured forth until austere Calvinism found its last utterance in the words of Jonathan Edwards. In the other colonies writing was usually more mundane and on the whole less notable, though the journal of the Quaker JohnWoolman is highly esteemed, and some critics maintain that the best writing of the colonial period is found in the witty and urbane observations of William Byrd, agentleman planter of Westover, Virginia.C Influence on American Literature1)America literature is in good measure a literary expression of the pious idealism ofthe American Puritanism bequest. All literature is based on amyth of garden of Eden.2)Symbolism: the American puritan’s metaphorical mode of perception was chieflyinstrumental in calling into being a literary symbolism which is distinctly American.Symbolism as a technique has become a common practice in American literature.3)With regard to their writing, the style is fresh, simple and direct; the rhetoric is plainand honest, not without a touch of nobility often traceable to the direct influence of the Bible.Puritan Poets1.Anne Bradstreet (the ninth muse):(For further information, please go to:/doc/e718095478.html,/~mseifert/bradstre et.html)2.Edward Taylor: "Huswifery" (Chang, p19)Representatives of Dawning NationalismPhilip Freneau: "The Wild Honey Suckle" (Chang, p23),"The Indian BuryingGround"Benjamin Franklin3. The literary Scene in colonial America1)Humble origins: diaries, histories, journals, letters, travelbooks,autobiographies/biographies, sermons2)Writers:John Smith: the first American writerAnne Bradstreet: a Puritan poet"CONTEMPLATIONS" comprises thirty-three stanzas rhyming ababccc, in which six iambic pentameter lines culminatewith an alexandrine. Adopting themodels of Fletcher and Quarles (Stanford 101), Bradstreet, with her three "c" rhymes and closing alexandrine, modifies the nine-line stanza of The Faerie Queene; thisformal kinship with Spenser is compounded by the pace of her narrative. The workwas probably completed in the 1660s.First appearing in the posthumous Several Poems, "Contemplations" belongs to a later group of writings, often domestic in their subject matter, in whichBradstreet's personal voice achieves its graceful maturityThe Complete Work: Tenth Muse Lately Sprung Up In America (1650)?Edward Taylor: a variety of verse: funeral elegies, lyrics, a medieval "debate,"and a 500-page Metrical History of Christianity (mainly a history of martyrs). His best works, according to modern critics, are the series of short PreparatoryMeditations.Philip Freneau: ―Poet of the American Revolution‖―Father of American Poetry‖He is the most significant poet of 18th century in America.Some off his themes and images anticipated the works of such 19th century American Romantic writers as Cooper, Emerson, Poe and Melville.His works: The Rising Glory of America 1772 《美洲光辉的兴起》?The Wild Honey Suckle 1786 《野地里德忍冬》The Indian Burying Ground 1788 《印第安人墓地》?The Dying Indian: T omo Chequi 《奄奄一息的印第安人：托姆·柴吉》4. Main Features of this period1) American literature grew out of humble origins. Diaries, histories, journals, letters,commonplace books, travel books, sermons, in short, personal literature in its various forms, occupy a major position in the literature of the early colonial period.2) In content these early writings served either God or colonial expansion or both. Inform, if there was any form at all, English literary traditions were faithfully imitated and transplanted.3) The Puritanism formed in this period was one of the most enduring shapinginfluences in American thought and American literature.Early Romantic PeriodWashing Irving (1783-1859)Irving‘s careerIrving‘s Major Works―Rip V an Winkle‖so famous, a part of the American cultural traditionmarks a distinct step in the development of the short-story from a German source---changed the setting and added conflicts of his own to make it American―Rip V an Winkle‖The storyQ:If you fell asleep today and awakened 20 years from now, what questions would you ask the first person you saw?Do you think the change is necessary or not? Why or why not?What is Rip‘s attitude to the change and the modern democratic America?What is Irving‘s a ttitude?Rip Van Winkle 瑞普. 凡. 温克尔李白大梦有一天Rip van Winkle在山中遇到背着酒桶的形状古怪的老头子。
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《哈姆雷特》赏析
• 总结词：莎士比亚的经典悲剧之一， 讲述了丹麦王子哈姆雷特为报父仇而 与亲人、爱人之间发生的一系列故事。
《哈姆雷特》赏析
• 详细描述 • 《哈姆雷特》是莎士比亚的经典悲剧之一，讲述了丹麦王子哈姆雷特为报父仇
而与亲人、爱人之间发生的一系列故事。故事中充满了复仇、背叛、爱情和人 性的挣扎等元素，通过这些元素的描绘，莎士比亚深刻地探讨了人性的复杂性 和悲剧的本质。 • 哈姆雷特是一个复杂多面的人物形象，他既是一个勇敢、智慧的王子，又是一 个内心充满矛盾和痛苦的人。他的性格特点和情感纠葛是小说的核心内容之一 ，通过他的经历，小说探讨了人性中的善恶、忠诚与背叛等问题。同时，《哈 姆雷特》中的其他人物形象也十分鲜明，如克劳狄斯王后的虚伪、奥菲利娅的 悲惨命运等。 • 《哈姆雷特》的语言优美、生动，情节曲折跌宕。莎士比亚运用了丰富的修辞 手法和文学技巧，使得小说的表达更加生动有力。同时，《哈姆雷特》作为一 部悲剧作品，深刻地探讨了人性的
《傲慢与偏见》赏析
• 总结词：简·奥斯丁的代表作，展现了19世纪英国乡村的 日常生活和婚恋观念。
《傲慢与偏见》赏析
• 详细描述 • 简·奥斯丁的《傲慢与偏见》是一部描绘19世纪英国乡村生活和婚恋观念的经
典小说。通过对班纳特家庭中五个女儿的婚恋经历的叙述，展现了当时社会对 于婚姻和家庭地位的看法。小说中通过对人物性格、社会习俗和道德观念的刻 画，反映了当时社会的价值观和道德观念。 • 《傲慢与偏见》中的主要人物形象鲜明，伊丽莎白·班纳特和达西先生是小说 中最具代表性的角色。他们的性格特点和情感纠葛是小说的核心内容。通过他 们的经历，小说探讨了人性中的傲慢、偏见、爱情和社会地位等问题。 • 《傲慢与偏见》的语言优美、幽默，情节紧凑。小说中通过对人物心理活动的 描写和对社会现象的讽刺，展现了简·奥斯丁独特的文学风格。同时，小说中 通过对自然景观和乡村生活的描绘，展现了19世纪英国乡村的美丽风光和人 文风情。