高级英语--第一册 1课PPT

• 2. Muslin women in Islam • 3. About the text • 1) Type of Writing: Description
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2) Organization diagram
1-2 General characteristic
3-4 Barginning 5-6Copper Smiths’ Market7.Other Markets ,9Linseed Oil Market 8
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5) How does the writer evoke the atmosphere by his choice of language? 6) What are the things which are associated with Middle Eastern countries? Answer：bazaar, camels, modernizations, the advanced science and technology, veiled women, copper vessels, caravanserai, desert, etc.
• Parallelism: e.g. entering and leaving the bazaar • End rhyme: entering and leaving; delicate and intricate • Alliteration: e.g. muscular, massive and stately
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5) Rhetorical devices: Hyperbole: e.g. countless feet Metaphor: e.g. the sepulchral atmosphere Onomatopoeia: e.g. a tinkling and banging and clashing; Personification: e.g. disdainfully Heavy sounds: /b/, /d/, /p/, /t/, /k/, /g/ Sharp sounds: /s/, /z/ Soft sounds: /l/, /r/, /n/, /η/
• 3) Style of Writing: objective, formal, direct, subtle, mainly impersonal (Not many emotive words and expressions are presented.) • 4) Theme: The Middle Eastern Bazaar • Main idea: This short piece describes the atmosphere in the Middle Eastern Bazaar, a relatively primitive market full of humanity and agricultural-society smell
• 7) What is your impression on the market? • 8) Can you give some of the names of the market? • 5. Detailed study of the text
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ቤተ መጻሕፍቲ ባይዱ
4. Questions for discussion 1) What is a bazzar? 2) What countries does Middle East cover? 3) What do you think about the economy in this area? How do you know? 4) Why is the cloth-market muted?
Lesson One The Middle Eastern Bazaar Lectured by Luo Zaixiang
• 1. Middle East
• It is built on a legacy of civilizations dating back to ancient times. Science, the arts, written language, mathematics, a legal system, and other hallmarks of civilization flourished in ancient Sumer, Persia, Egypt, and other parts of the Middle East, leaving a lasting influence on the later cultures of Greece and Rome. Today, the Middle East continues to offer the world a rich cultural contribution, as home to three major world religions, a vibrant entertainment industry, a fascinating tradition of folkloric music and dance, and a growing economic power base.