英语诗歌教程 A.Coursebook.in.English.Poetry.PoeticElements.and.Poetic.Types 随书光盘

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资源信息： 中文名: 英语诗歌教程 英文名: A.Coursebook.in.English.Poetry.PoeticElements.and.Poetic.Types 版本: 随书光盘 发行日期: 2008年 地区: 大陆 对白语言: 英语 概述:

《英语诗歌教程》是一本讲授英语诗歌知识的高等院校教材，理论知识与作品选读紧密结合，便学知识便用作品验证并巩固，方便使用，篇幅适中，言简意赅，重点突出。 共分三个部分。第一部分含五章，简要介绍英美诗歌发展，给诗歌定义或阐释，教给学生如何读诗，教给学生如何评价诗歌，介绍诗歌的种种主题。第二部（诗歌要素）分共八章，分别对“声音：说话者和语气”、“选词”、“意象”、“修辞格”、“象征与寓意”、“句法”、“音”、“节奏与格律”等内容进行讲解、阅读和思考。第三部分（诗歌种类）分为叙事诗、抒情诗、戏剧诗和杂类诗四章，每章又细分为若干节。分类清楚，一目了然。 编写体例为：诗歌知识、诗歌选读、难字注释和思考题。正文后有一个诗歌术语附录和一个书中提到的诗人出生年月附录。 教材特点 一．语言简约，行文凝练 本教材实用简明易懂的语言，避免实用长句和难句，不说多余的话。 二．重点突出，分类清晰 本教材重点再遇讲解诗歌知识，配以相关诗歌作品，两相结合，趁热打铁，效果极好。 本教材不想涵盖所有诗歌知识，而是重点讲解诗歌要素和诗歌种类。教材对这两部分分解细致，讲解清楚。诗歌要素部分分为八章，分别对“声音：说话者和语气”、“选词”、“意象”、“修辞格”、“象征与寓意”、“句法”、“音”、“节奏与格律”等内容进行讲解、阅读和思考。诗歌种类分为叙事诗、抒情诗、戏剧诗和杂类诗四章，每章又细分为若干节。分类清楚，一目了然。 三．练习新颖，启发思维 本教材练习设计具有创新性，能启发学生思维，提供了英语诗歌知识，还把中国诗歌知识设计成练习，让学生在比较中发展思维。练习设计还强调了背诵功能和翻译功能，要求学生适当背诵一些诗节并通过翻译加强英汉语言对比。另外，还设计了模仿写作诗歌的练习。 四．图文并茂，音文并置 本教材配有诗人照片或画像，形象直观。还配备了光盘录音，体现了“诗歌是在朗诵基础上学得”的重要思想。 五．附录实用，扩展内容 本教材控制篇幅，选文精当，但在正文后有一个附录，很实用，扩展了教材内容，补充了知识。 内容简介 This book is different from other poetry textbooks in the following ways.First,focusis shifted from poets to knowledge about poetry and sample poems.The poetic knowledgeis explained in great detail and simple terms.The book provides students with a systematicexplanation of types,elements and themes of poetry.Second,a comparative approach is adoptedin designing some questions for discussion.Many English poems are studied in a comparativecontext,eliciting students'attention to both English poetry and Chinese poetry.Third,thedesign of the questions is bold in the sense that various tasks are assigned: ranging fromanalyzing,reciting,translating to making comments,making comparisons,and even experiencingpoetry-writing. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 目录 Preface Part One Introduction Chapter One Brief Introduction to British and American Poetry Chapter Two What Is Poetry Chapter Three How to Read a Poem Chapter Four How to Evaluate a Poem Chapter Five Themes of a Poem Part Two Elements of Poetry Chapter One Voice: Speaker and Tone John Donne: The Flea Robert Frost: Stopping by Woods On a Snowy Evening William Blake: The Lamb Theodore Roethke: My Papa's Waltz Robert Hayden: Those Winter Sundays Chapter Two Diction John Milton: Methought I Saw My Late Espoused Saint William Blake: London William Wordsworth: I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud Alfred,Lord Tennyson: Crossing the Bar Chapter Three Imagery Robert Browning: Meeting at Night Alfred,Lord Tennyson: Break,Break,Break Ezra Pound: In a Station of the Metro Seamus Heaney: The Play Way Chapter Four Figures of Speech Section One Simile,Metaphor Robert Bums: A Red,Red Rose Alfred Tennyson: The Eagle: A Fragment Sylvia Plath: Metaphors Section Two Metonymy,Synecdoche Andrew Marvell: To His Coy Mistress Percy Bysshe Shelley: Ozymandias Section Three Personification,Apostrophe William Wordsworth: London,1802 John Keats: To Autumn Sylvia Plath: Mirror Section Four Irony William Blake: The Chimney Sweeper Stephen Crane: The War Is Kind Section Five Paradox Richard Lovelace: To Lucasta,Going to the War William Wordsworth: She Dwelt Among the Untrodden Ways Thomas Hardy: Hap Chapter Five Symbolism and Allegory William Blake: The Sick Rose Thomas Stearns Eliot: The Boston Evening Transcript Emily Dickinson: I Heard a Fly Buzz——When I Died William Buffer Yeats: The Second Coming Chapter Six Syntax Thomas Hardy: The Man He Killed William Buffer Yeats: An Irish Airman Foresees His Death Chapter Seven Sound: Rhyme,Alliteration and Assonance Emily Dickinson: The Soul Selects Her Own Society Wystan Hugh Auden: That Night When Joy Began Chapter Eight Rhythm and Meter Robert Herriek: An Ode to Him Edna St. Vincent Millay: God's World Part Three Types of Poetry Chapter One Narrative Poetry Section One Epic John Milton: Paradise Lost Section Two Ballad Anonymous: Get Up and Bar the Door John Keats: La Belle Dame Sans Merci Section Three Romance Anonymous: Sir Gawain and the Green Knight Chapter Two Lyric Poetry Section One Sonnet William Shakespeare: Sonnet William Wordsworth: The World Is Too Much with Us John Keats: On the Grasshopper and the Cricket Section Two Ode Percy Bysshe Shelley: Ode to the West Wind John Keats: Ode on a Grecian Urn Section Three Song John Donne: Song Ben Jonson: Song: To Celia Robert Burns: Auld Lang Syne Section Four Elegy John Milton: Lycidas Thomas Gray: Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard Percy Busshe Shelley: Adonais Section Five Dirge William Shakespeare: Full Fathom Five Percy Bysshe Shelley: A Dirge Section Six Aubade John Donne: The Sun Rising Robert Browning: Parting at Morning Section Seven Pastoral Christopher Marlowe: The Passionate Shepherd to His Love William Wordsworth: Michael: A Pastoral Poem Chapter Three Dramatic Poetry Robert Browning: My Last Duchess Percy Bysshes Shelley: Prometheus Unbound Chapter Four Other Types of Poetry Section One Descriptive Poetry James Thomson: The Seasons William Wordsworth: Composed Upon Westminster Bridge,September 3,1802 Section Two Reflective Poetry William Cowper: The Task: The Stricken Deer Section Three Didactic Poetry Alexander Pope: An Essay on Criticism Section Four Satirical Poetry Percy Bysshe Shelley: England in 1819 Erenst Jones: The Song of the Lower Classes A Glossary of Poetic Terms List of Poets Bibliography …… [安全检测]：已通过安全检测 安全检测软体：卡巴斯基简体中文 杀毒引擎版本：8.0.0.454 病毒库版本：2009-06-08 供源时间：不定期供源。但是保证晚6点到12点供源