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文學英語賞析(含光盤 ) 版權信息
- ISBN：9787304035884
- 條形碼：9787304035884 ; 978-7-304-03588-4
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文學英語賞析(含光盤 ) 內容簡介
根據英語專業本科教學大綱的要求，借鑒國內外英語語言教學和英語文學教學的成果，將語言教學和文學教學相結合的創新嘗試。眾所周知，閱讀英語文學原著一舉多得。通過對文學作品的研讀賞析，學習者不僅可以增強語感、提升英語的基本功，而且可以開闊眼界、啟迪心智、陶冶性情、提高人文修養。 《文學英語賞析》是一套由主、輔文字教材和錄音、錄像、網絡資源構成的適合自學的多種煤體教材。
文學英語賞析(含光盤 ) 目錄
Unit 1 Introduction
Unit Letter
Section 1 Two Fables
Section 2 A ShortStory
Section3 Literature Is All Around Us
Unit 2 The Language of Literature
Unit Letter
Section 1 Comparing Things
Section 2 Some Other Figures of Speech and Literary Devices
Section 3 Word Choice
Section 4 Sentence Structure
Unit 3 Short Stories
Unit Letter
Section 1 Narrative and the Short Story
Section 2 Plot
Section 3 Setting
Section 4 Characterisation
Section 5 Point of View
Section 6 Time Structure, Dialogue, and Endings
Enrichment Reading
1 Ernest Hemingway Hills Like White Elephants
2 Alan Maley. The Man Who Talked to Trees
3 James Joyce Eveline
4 Robley Wilson Thief
5 Sherwood Anderson. Paper Pills
Unit 4 Novels
Unit Letter
Section 1 Character Description
Section 2 Setting
Section 3 Dialogue
Section 4 Point of View
Section 5 Plot / Critical Incidents
Section 6 Openings and Closings
Enrichment Reading
1 Graham Greene: A Burnt-Out Case
2 Jean Rhys : Wide Sargasso Sea
3 Thomas Hardy: The Mayor of Casterbridge
4 Oscar Wilde : The Picture of Dorian Gray
5 Ernest Hemingway The Old Man and the Sea
6 Charles Dickens : Great Expectations
Unit 5 Non-Fiction
Unit Letter
Section 1 Speeches
Section2 Essays
Enrichment Reading
1 Martin Luther King: I Have a Dream
2 Jawaharlal Nehru : Speech on the Granting of Indian
Independence, August 14, 1947
3 Sir Francis Bacon. Of Studies
Unit 6 Poetry
Unit Letter
Section 1 Introduction and the Types of Poetry(l)
Section 2 The Types of Poetry(2)
Section 3 The Forms of Poetry(1)
Section 4 The Forms of Poetry(2)
Section 5 The Devices of Poetry
Section 6 Bringing It All Together
Enrichment Reading
1 Tennyson : The Charge of The Light Brigade
2 Oscar Wilde : Ballad of Reading Gaol
3 Emily Dickinson: Wild Nights! Wild Nights!
4 Anne Sexton : Words
5 Jack Prelutsky. Be Glad Your Nose is on Your Face
6 Benjamin Zephaniah : The War Process
7 Norman MacCaig : Interruption to a Journey
8 Edward Thomas : The Owl
9 Mary Yarnall : Too Soon
10 Vicki Feaver : Coat
11 W.H.Davies : Leisure
12 Abdul Ghafar Ibrahim : The Wall
Unit 7 Drama
Unit Letter
Section 1 Comedy
Section 2 Tragedy
Section 3 Theatre of the Absurd
Section 4 Theatre of Social Commentary
Section 5 Historical Drama
Enrichment Reading
1 Tom Stoppard. In the Native State
2 Harold Pinter: The Birthday Party
3 Arnold Wesker: The Merchant
Unit 8 Revision
Unit Letter
Section 1 Revision of Units 1 and 2
Section 2 Revision of Unit 3
Section 3 Revision of Unit 4
Section 4 Revision of Unit 5
Section 5 Revision of Unit 6
Section 6 Revision of Unit 7
Appendix
Task Feedback
Sources of Extracts
Unit Letter
Section 1 Two Fables
Section 2 A ShortStory
Section3 Literature Is All Around Us
Unit 2 The Language of Literature
Unit Letter
Section 1 Comparing Things
Section 2 Some Other Figures of Speech and Literary Devices
Section 3 Word Choice
Section 4 Sentence Structure
Unit 3 Short Stories
Unit Letter
Section 1 Narrative and the Short Story
Section 2 Plot
Section 3 Setting
Section 4 Characterisation
Section 5 Point of View
Section 6 Time Structure, Dialogue, and Endings
Enrichment Reading
1 Ernest Hemingway Hills Like White Elephants
2 Alan Maley. The Man Who Talked to Trees
3 James Joyce Eveline
4 Robley Wilson Thief
5 Sherwood Anderson. Paper Pills
Unit 4 Novels
Unit Letter
Section 1 Character Description
Section 2 Setting
Section 3 Dialogue
Section 4 Point of View
Section 5 Plot / Critical Incidents
Section 6 Openings and Closings
Enrichment Reading
1 Graham Greene: A Burnt-Out Case
2 Jean Rhys : Wide Sargasso Sea
3 Thomas Hardy: The Mayor of Casterbridge
4 Oscar Wilde : The Picture of Dorian Gray
5 Ernest Hemingway The Old Man and the Sea
6 Charles Dickens : Great Expectations
Unit 5 Non-Fiction
Unit Letter
Section 1 Speeches
Section2 Essays
Enrichment Reading
1 Martin Luther King: I Have a Dream
2 Jawaharlal Nehru : Speech on the Granting of Indian
Independence, August 14, 1947
3 Sir Francis Bacon. Of Studies
Unit 6 Poetry
Unit Letter
Section 1 Introduction and the Types of Poetry(l)
Section 2 The Types of Poetry(2)
Section 3 The Forms of Poetry(1)
Section 4 The Forms of Poetry(2)
Section 5 The Devices of Poetry
Section 6 Bringing It All Together
Enrichment Reading
1 Tennyson : The Charge of The Light Brigade
2 Oscar Wilde : Ballad of Reading Gaol
3 Emily Dickinson: Wild Nights! Wild Nights!
4 Anne Sexton : Words
5 Jack Prelutsky. Be Glad Your Nose is on Your Face
6 Benjamin Zephaniah : The War Process
7 Norman MacCaig : Interruption to a Journey
8 Edward Thomas : The Owl
9 Mary Yarnall : Too Soon
10 Vicki Feaver : Coat
11 W.H.Davies : Leisure
12 Abdul Ghafar Ibrahim : The Wall
Unit 7 Drama
Unit Letter
Section 1 Comedy
Section 2 Tragedy
Section 3 Theatre of the Absurd
Section 4 Theatre of Social Commentary
Section 5 Historical Drama
Enrichment Reading
1 Tom Stoppard. In the Native State
2 Harold Pinter: The Birthday Party
3 Arnold Wesker: The Merchant
Unit 8 Revision
Unit Letter
Section 1 Revision of Units 1 and 2
Section 2 Revision of Unit 3
Section 3 Revision of Unit 4
Section 4 Revision of Unit 5
Section 5 Revision of Unit 6
Section 6 Revision of Unit 7
Appendix
Task Feedback
Sources of Extracts
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文學英語賞析(含光盤 ) 節選
He was eating a sandwich hungrily. He hadeaten nothing since morning. He had been tooexcited to eat. He finished the sandwich, and,taking a flask of whiskey from his pocket, he tooka short draught. Then he returned the flask to hispocket. He paused for a moment, consideringwhether he should risk a smoke. It was dangerous.The flash might be seen in the darkness and therewere enemies watching. He decided to take therisk. Placing a cigarette between his lips, he strucka match. There was a flash and a bullet whizzedover his head. He dropped immediately. He hadseen the flash. It came from the opposite side of thestreet. He rolled over the roof to a chimney stack inthe rear, and slowly drew himself up behind it, untilhis eyes were level with the top of the parapet.There was nothing to be seen ——just the dimoutline of the opposite housetop against the bluesky. His enemy was under cover. Just then an armoured car came across thebridge and advanced slowly up the stre. Itstopped on the opposite side of the street, fiftyyards ahead. The sniper could hear the dull pantingof the motor. His heart beat faster. It was an enemycar. He wanted to fire. but he knew it was useless.His bullets would never pierce the steel thatcovered the grey monster. Then round the corner of a side street came anold woman, her head covered by a tattered shawl.She began to talk to the man in the turret of the car.She was pointing to the roof where the sniper lay.An informer.
文學英語賞析(含光盤 ) 作者簡介
Alan Maley has worked inEnglish Language teaching for 40 years in 10 countries. Hewas the first British CouncilEnglish Language Officer inChina and started up the BritishCouncil programmes withChinese universities between1980-1984. While in Beijing,he helped introduce Follow Meinto China. Since 1988 he hasworked in Cambridge,Singapore, Thailand andMalaysia. He has pubt.ishedover 30 books and is serieseditor for the Oxford ResourceBooks for Teachers.
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