讀書(shū)報(bào)告講稿2225100字

讀書(shū)報(bào)告講稿2225100字

th1.1FrancisscootkeyFitzgerald,whowasbornin24,Sep,1896andstdiedin21,Dec,1940,wasoneofthemostoutstandingAmericanauthorsin20century.FitzgeraldwasanAmericannovelistlivinginST.Paul,Minnesota.Hisfatherwasafurnisher.Afterfinishinghiseducationinseniorhighschoolin1913andhewasadmittedintoPrincetonUniversitytoreceivefurthereducation.HewrotethescriptsandlyricsforthePrincetontriangleclubmusicals.Hefoundatheatricalcompanyhimselfandwroteforliteraryreviewincampus,hewasacontributortothePrincetontigerhumormagazineandtheNassauliterarymagazine.Unfortunately,hedroppedoutofschoolbecauseofhispoorhealth.In1917,hewasrecruitedandengagedinmilitarytrainingalldaylong,butneverjoinedanybattleabroad.Afterretiringfromthearmy,hekeptwriting.In1918,hemarriedanarrogantanddisobedientgirlnamedZelda.In1920,hislongnovelnamedthisslideofparadisewaspublished,whichmadehimafamousliteraryfigure;healsoformedgoodrelationshipswithmanyfamousAmericanwriterssuchasHemingway.In1925,thegreatGatsbythatIwilltalkabouttodaywaspublished.ThisnovelhelpedFitzgeraldgainagoodreputationinmodernAmericanliterature,hewasalsoaspokesmanfor“JazzAge“in1920sandoneoftherepresentativeof“l(fā)ostgeneration”writers.Fitzgeraldkeptadiligentwritinglifeaftergaininggreatfame.However,hiswifeswankandsufferedamentaldisorders,whichbroughthimgreatpain.Itbecamehardforhimtomaketheendsmeet.HeaccompaniedsoseriouspovertythatheoncewenttoHollywoodtowriteascripttoearnaliving.In1929,Americawasstrokedbythegreatdepression,Fitzgerald?sgoldenagehadgoneaway,Fitzgeralddrawnhimselfinspiritualcollapseandimmoderatedrinking.In1940,Fitzgeralddiedofheartdiseaseveryyoungattheageof44inLosAngeles.1.2Briefintroduction:ThisisastoryaboutGatsbyandhispursuitforthe?Americandreams?.DuringtheWorldWarOne,thepoorsoldierGatsbyfellinlovewithanupperclassgirlnamedDaisy.Butduetothewidegapbetweenthem,DaisydecidedtomarryTom,amanofherclass,insteadofGatsby.Broken-heartedGatsbythenheldtheconvictionthatmoneywasofthegreatestimportance.Hestronglybelievedinthe?Americandreams?,whichasweallknow,advocatesthatonecanachievewhateverheorshelikesthroughcontinuousefforts.HestrivedforfiveyearstobecomeamillionaireandboughtavillanearDaisy?stoattracther.HewastooaddictedtohisfantasytorealizethatDaisywasnolongerthelovelygirlsheusedtobe.Eventually,hewaskilledbecauseofhercrime.2.1duringthewar.DaisyfailedtokeepherloveforGatsbywhowasfightingforhiscountry.Shemarriedtom,amanwithlargewealthandhighsocialstatus.AlthoughGatsbyhadtriedtowinbackdaisy.However,thepreviousgoddessinGatsby?shearthadchangedintoamaterialgirl.Shecaredaboutnothingbutherselfandmoney.DaisywastouchedbyGatsby?sperseveranceandinfatuation,whichleadtohisdeathinfleshandinspirit.2.2Inthenovel,Gatsbyrevealshimselftobeaninnocent,hopefulyoungmanwhostakeseverythingonhisdream,notrealizingthathisdreamisunworthyofhim.ToGatsby,hisdreamIofspiritualreunionwithDaisy,buthispriordreamiswealth.Hethinksthatwealthcansolveallhisproblems:time,Daisy,andlove.Inthenovel,Gatsbyusesthemostlavishparty,sumptuousmansion,andgorgeousmachinetoimpressDaisy.Andthegreenlight,situatedattheendofDaisy’sEastEggdock,representsGatsby’shopesanddreamsforthefuture.GatsbyassociatesitwithDaisy.Butintheend,daisywasn’tmovedbyGatsby’spersistenceanddevotion,what’sworse,Gatsbylosthislifefordaisy’smurdertomyrtle.2.3nick,thefirstnarrativepointofviewinthisnovelwasaneutralperson.Hewasaviewerofthewholestoryanddidn’tgethimselfinvolvedintheconflicts.Hewasjusttellingusthetruthandwhathesaw.Itwashisroleinthisnovelthatmadehiscommentsonpeopleandthingsmoreobjectiveandreliable.3.1ThegreatGatsbyisabouttheAmericandreamandthedownfallofthosewhoattempttoreachtheillusionarygoals.AmericandreammeansthatAmericaisalandofinfinitepossibilityinwhicheveryonehastheopportunitytosucceedinhislife.Thedreamdiffersfrompeopletopeople.InthegreatGatsby,thedreamisthatonecanacquirehappinessthroughwealthandpower.HisAmericandreamisnotmaterialpossession.HeonlycomesintorichessothathecanfulfillhistrueAmericandream,daisy.ThegreatGatsbyisanelegyofcorruptionoftheAmericandream;thenovelclearlyshowsthatthereisnowayfrommoneytolove,frommaterialtospirit.TheauthorcriticizestheAmericansocietyin1920s.ItisnotonlythetragedyoflovebetweenDaisyandGatsbybutalsothetragedyoftheAmericandream.4.1theemploymentofsymbolismSymbolismistheuseofsymbolstorepresentideasorqualities.

第二篇：《經(jīng)典閱讀》評(píng)分標(biāo)準(zhǔn)和讀書(shū)報(bào)告格式【演示稿】1200字《經(jīng)典閱讀》課程評(píng)分標(biāo)準(zhǔn)重慶大學(xué)20xx年秋季學(xué)期通識(shí)核心課程課程滿分為100分，及格為60分。平時(shí)成績(jī)占40分，包括課程出勤和發(fā)言，以及小組討論出勤和發(fā)言。評(píng)分由助教給出初評(píng)，由授課教師決定。作業(yè)和期末成績(jī)占60分，內(nèi)容為三次讀書(shū)報(bào)告的總成績(jī)。每次讀書(shū)報(bào)告不少于2000字，要求在閱讀的基礎(chǔ)上獨(dú)立思考，杜絕抄襲。凡被判定為嚴(yán)重抄襲者，取消課程成績(jī)。附：《經(jīng)典閱讀》讀書(shū)報(bào)告格式標(biāo)題：黑體小三號(hào)加粗居中空一行，作者信息：姓名年級(jí)專(zhuān)業(yè)學(xué)號(hào)楷體小四居中讀書(shū)報(bào)告學(xué)術(shù)要求：1.要求獨(dú)立思考，杜絕抄襲。凡被授課教師判定為嚴(yán)重抄襲者，取消課程成績(jī)；凡被判定為抄襲者，嚴(yán)重警告一次，取消當(dāng)次讀書(shū)報(bào)告成績(jī)。2.引用他人論著，必須在注釋中標(biāo)明詳細(xì)來(lái)源。引用網(wǎng)絡(luò)材料，除網(wǎng)絡(luò)一手材料之外，請(qǐng)查找核對(duì)原始出處。3.可以廣泛閱讀相關(guān)研究文獻(xiàn)，可以與同學(xué)和助教討論，然而在寫(xiě)作中需要獨(dú)立思考，有理有據(jù)。4.必須在規(guī)定時(shí)間之內(nèi)提交報(bào)告，遲交者將被取消當(dāng)次成績(jī)。讀書(shū)報(bào)告格式：正文：左起空兩格開(kāi)始正文（宋體小四）。如有小標(biāo)題，可用以下格式：一、導(dǎo)論??二、XX??X、結(jié)論引用：引用課程文本，如王煥生譯，埃斯庫(kù)羅斯悲劇《普羅米修斯》