Anecdoteofthejar壇子的軼事PPT學(xué)習(xí)教案

1、會計(jì)學(xué)1Anecdoteofthejar壇子的軼事壇子的軼事Wallace Stevens（華萊士史蒂文斯）An American Modernist poet. Stevens was born in Reading(雷丁). He eucated at Harvard and then New York Law School. Stevens spent most of his life working as a lawyer for the Hartford insurance company in Connecticut(康涅狄格).Stevens first published wo

2、rk Harmonium appeared in 1914 in poetry magazine. Harmonium(1923) was his first collection of verse. It contains some of his best known poems.Works:Le Monocle de Mon Oncle 我叔叔的單片眼鏡The Emperor of Ice Cream 冰激凌皇帝Sunday Morning 禮拜天早晨Anecdote of the Jar 壇子的軼事Peter Quince at the Clavier 大鍵琴上的彼得昆Thirteen

3、Ways of Looking at a Blackbird 觀賞烏鴉的十三種方式第1頁/共8頁第2頁/共8頁第3頁/共8頁第4頁/共8頁The next line turns the control in an interesting way: It did not give of bird or bush. Because the jar is in the previous line, it is natural to think it in this line refers to the jar. The plot begins to thicken as it is previous

4、ly suggested that the wilderness had all the control in the relationship. The jar now becomes an authority because it will not give into the natural world. To the reader, the relationship just becomes undefined. The power is turned over from nature to man.第5頁/共8頁Stevens also shows the dominant issue

5、 in the beginning of the poem. He says, It made the slovenly wilderness /Surround that hill. The authority is placed again in front of the jar. The wilderness is careless and aware of this new object placed in its environment. Then the poem states, The wilderness rose up to it / And sprawled around

6、no longer wild. The roles are reversed once again. The wilderness is now in charge. The reversal of the roles contains the poem in an environment of utter confusion. Stevens showed the reader that this relationship really was chaotic, throughout the poem, to prove his point.第6頁/共8頁Stevens created th

7、is confusing state to allow the reader to really feel what the relationship is between the two. This relationship is hard to understand and is something that cannot be set. Using irregular rhymes and wording, Stevens was able to create this unsolvable relationship. Stevens proves that his idea of the relationship between human and nature is correct. For example, this very paper is from a tree that man has cut down, showing that nature is defenseless. On the other hand, there are certainly a number of hurricanes, tornadoes, avalanches, etc. happening in the world every day.