牛津译林版 (2019)必修 第二册Unit 4 Exploring literature集体备课ppt课件

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Great literature is simply language charged with meaning t the utmst pssible degree.—Ezra Pund
Get t knw the tw authrs.Get t knw the wrks f the tw authrs.Talk abut sme f the great bks yu’ve read.Think abut the impact literary classics have had n yur life.
Literature: written artistic wrks, particularly thse with a high and lasting artistic value.
Literature is the art that uses language as a medium.
What’s literature?
Jane AustenCharles DickensWilliam Shakespeare
Great Expectatins 《远大前程》Rme and Juliet 《罗密欧与朱丽叶》Pride and prejudice《傲慢与偏见》
D yu knw these authrs and their wrks?
D yu like reading? What kind f bks d yu like t read?
genres famus writers and wrks famus qutes
Can yu tell smething abut the authrs?
Sandra Cisners
Sandra Cisners, (brn December 20, 1954, Chicag, Illinis, U.S.), American shrt-stry writer and pet best knwn fr her grundbreaking evcatin f Mexican American life in Chicag.She is a Latina American nvelist wh wrte the bestselling nvel The Huse n Mang Street.
The Huse n Mang Street
It is cmprised f 44 shrt character sketches, r stries, called vignettes. They are narrated by Esperanza, wh just mved with her family t Mang Street, in the barri. Esperanza hates their huse n Mang Street because it is nt a “real” huse, like the nes she’s seen n TV.
The nvel is abut a yung Latina wman cming f age in Chicag, has sld mre than tw millin cpies. Cisners has received numerus awards fr her wrk, including the MacArthur Fundatin Fellwship and the Texas Medal f the Arts. She lives in San Antni, Texas.
Sandra Cisners’s great wrks:
The Huse n Mang Street (1984) Pems (1984)My Wicked, Wicked Ways (1987)Wman Hllering Creek and Other Stries (1991)Have Yu Seen Marie? (2012)
Charles Dickens (1812-1870)
Charles Dickens is ne f England’s mst famus nvelists. He described life in the middle f the 19th century, a perid that is nw called Victrian, as it is when Queen Victria ruled Britain. Many f Dickens’ nvels take place in Lndn.His ppular wrks are: David Cpperfield, Bleak Huse, A Tale f Tw Cities, Great Expectatins, and Our Mutual Friend.
Dickens’ wrks
David Cpperfield ges frm a happy hme until his mther marries again. He’s sent t schl. When his mther dies, he runs away t his aunt, wh sends him t anther. He makes mre friends and falls in lve, but hard times ges. His aunt and his friends lse their mney t a fraud (诈骗). His nanny Peggtty’s family, whm David has lved, is als in truble. David’s wife dies as well. In the end, everything is reslved. The mney is returned; Peggtty’s family sets ut n a new adventure; David remarries, t his friend Agnes, and begins his new career as a writer.
It’s Dickens’s mst ppular nvels and was his wn “favrite child.” The wrk is semiautbigraphical, Dickens related early persnal experiences that had meant much t him—his wrk in a factry, his schling and reading, and his emergence frm parliamentary (议会的) reprting int successful nvel writing.
Oliver Twist is abut a by named Oliver Twist, wh escapes frm an rphanage (孤儿院) and meets a gang f pickpckets (扒手) in Lndn. The nvel is ne f Dickens’s mst well-knwn wrks, and has been the subject f numerus film and televisin adaptatins (改编).
Have yu read these tw bks?
Read the excerpts belw frm tw famus wrks f literature and discuss the fllwing questins in pairs.
My meaning simply is, that whatever I have tried t d in life, I have tried with all my heart t d well; that whatever I have devted myself t, I have devted myself t cmpletely; that in great aims and in small, I have always beenthrughly in earnest.—David Cpperfield,by Charles Dickens
adj. 非常认真的;真诚的
Yu can never have t much sky. Yu can fall asleep and wake up drunk n sky, and sky can keep yu safe when yu are sad. Here there is t much sadness and nt enugh sky. Butterflies t are few and s are flwers and mst things that are beautiful. Still, we take what we can get and make the best f it.—The Huse n Mang Street,by Sandra Cisners,
What message is cnveyed in the tw excerpts?
The excerpt frm David Cpperfield shws the main character’s passin fr whatever he is ding.The ther excerpt frm The Huse n Mang Street intrduces the cncept f making full use f what we have nw.
Which f the excerpts makes yu feel like reading the whle bk? Why?
The secnd excerpt makes me feel like reading the whle bk because I think the language the authr uses is simple but beautiful. I particularly like her descriptin f the sky keeping us safe when we are sad.
What is yur favrite wrk f literature? Why?
brn February 7, 1812, Prtsmuth, Hampshire, England—died June 9, 1870, Gad’s Hill, near Chatham, Kent, English nvelist, generally cnsidered the greatest f the Victrian era. His ppular wrks are: A Christmas Carl, David Cpperfield, Bleak Huse, A Tale f Tw Cities, Great Expectatins, and Our Mutual Friend.
Of the many wrks f literature I have read, my favrite is The Gadfly by the Irish writer Ethel Vynich. The stry takes place during a revlutin in Italy in the 19th century. Thrugh a series f exciting events, the her, Arthur Burtn, cmes t terms with his identity and becmes a true revlutinary. This bk is an amazing cming-f-age stry that mved me deeply, and I wuld recmmend it t anyne.
What is the imprtance f literature and its impact n sciety?
“Literature adds t reality, it des nt simply describe it. It enriches the necessary cmpetencies that daily life requires and prvides; and in this respect, it irrigates the deserts that ur lives have already becme.” —C.S. Lewis, British schlar and nvelist
Why shuld we read?Reading literature exercises the imaginatin.Reading literature transprts us ut f ur current cntext and int ther ages and places.Reading literature enables us t see the wrld thrugh the eyes f thers.Reading literature helps us t knw urselves—in shrt, t understand man.
Mind map f Literature
It was the best f times, it was the wrst f times, it was the age f wisdm, it was the age f flishness, it was the epch f belief, it was the epch f incredulity, it was the seasn f Light, it was the seasn f Darkness, it was the spring f hpe, it was the winter f despair.—— Charles Dickens