傻瓜威爾遜學(xué)習(xí)教案

1、傻瓜傻瓜(shgu)威爾遜威爾遜第一頁，共18頁。第1頁/共17頁第二頁，共18頁。Background of Puddnhead Background of Puddnhead WilsonWilson第2頁/共17頁第三頁，共18頁?！癉ark Period”第3頁/共17頁第四頁，共18頁。Reconstruction第4頁/共17頁第五頁，共18頁。 CharactersCharacters第5頁/共17頁第六頁，共18頁。第6頁/共17頁第七頁，共18頁。第7頁/共17頁第八頁，共18頁。Driscoll, childless Driscoll, childless and sad,

2、 when the and sad, when the judges brother Percy judges brother Percy dies, to prevent Tom dies, to prevent Tom from selling him down from selling him down the river. Chambers the river. Chambers is a decent young man is a decent young man who is often forced to who is often forced to fight bullies

3、for Tom. fight bullies for Tom. He is kind and always He is kind and always respectful towards Tom respectful towards Tom but receives brutal but receives brutal hate from his master. hate from his master. Raised as a black man, Raised as a black man, he speaks in the black he speaks in the black di

4、alect spoken during dialect spoken during slavery.slavery.第8頁/共17頁第九頁，共18頁。born into an born into an aristocratic family in aristocratic family in the small town. From the small town. From then on he is known as then on he is known as Tom, and is raised Tom, and is raised as the white heir to a as t

5、he white heir to a large estate. Tom, the large estate. Tom, the focus of the novel, is focus of the novel, is spoiled, cruel and spoiled, cruel and wicked. In his early wicked. In his early years he has an years he has an intense hate forintense hate for第9頁/共17頁第十頁，共18頁。Language analysisLanguage an

6、alysis第10頁/共17頁第十一頁，共18頁。第11頁/共17頁第十二頁，共18頁。第12頁/共17頁第十三頁，共18頁。第13頁/共17頁第十四頁，共18頁。第14頁/共17頁第十五頁，共18頁。stampede from the windows continued, and still the pitiless drenching assailed（攻擊） it until the building was empty; then the fireboys mounted tothe hall and flooded it with water enough to annihilate（消滅） forty times as much fire as there was there; for a village fire company does not often get a chance to show off, and so when it does get a chance, it makes the most of it. Such citizens of that village as were of a thoughtful and judicious temperament did not insure against fire; they i