譯林牛津版-M8-U1-reading-Appreciating-literature公開課教學(xué)課件

AppreciatingLiteratureAppreciatingLiterature1Questions:1Doyoulikereading?2Doyoulikereadingnovels,poemsorplays?4Canyoutellmesomefamousworksyouhaveread?3Doyoulikereadingclassicliterature?Questions:1Doyoulikereading2WilliamShakespeareWilliamShakespeare3CharlesDickens

CharlesDickens4Introduction:CharlesDickens

wasbornon

7February1812inPortsmouth,England.HehadahappychildhoodafterhisfamilymovedtoChatham.Attheageof12,Dickenshadtoleaveschoolbecausehisfatherwasputintoprisonfordebt.

Thepovertyandadversity(不幸)

Dickensexperiencedasachildgreatlyinfluencedhislaterviewsonsocialreform.Beforehisdeathon

9June1870,hewroteabout15majornovelsandmanyshortstories,mostofwhicharefamousfortheirsurpriseendings.Introduction:CharlesDickens5WorksbyCharlesDickensGreatExpectationsOliverTwistHardTimesATaleofTwoCitiesDavidCopperfield《遠大前程》《霧都孤兒》《艱難時世》《雙城記》《大衛(wèi)·科波菲爾》

WorksbyCharlesDickensGreat6Leadin:Let’senjoyashortvideofromthefilm“Greatexpectations”Leadin:7Thestructureofthetext

Partone:informationaboutParttwo:informationaboutPartthree:informationaboutclassicliteratureCharlesDickensthenovelGreatexpectationsThestructureofthetextPart81.Whatdoesapersuasiveessaytrytodo?

2.What’sthewriter’spointofviewinthisessay?Readingstrategy3.Howdoestheauthortrytoconvincethereader?4.Whatmakesagoodpersuasiveessay?

1.Whatdoesapersuasiveessa91.Whatdoesapersuasiveessaytrytodo?

Toconvincethereadertoadoptacertainpointofview.2.What’sthewriter’spointofviewinthisessay?Topersuadeustoappreciateclassicliterature.Readingstrategy1.Whatdoesapersuasiveessa103.Howdoestheauthortrytoconvincethereader?Atthestart_____________________________________________________________Then___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________thewriterasksustochangeourmindsaboutclassicliterature.

shegivesusinterestingfactsaboutCharlesDickensandhisbook,GreatExpectations,whichmakesuswanttoreadthebookattheendoftheessay.3.Howdoestheauthortryto114.Whatmakesagoodpersuasiveessay?

Itgivesenoughinformationtomakereadersinterestedbut

notenoughtogiveawaythestory.4.Whatmakesagoodpersuasiv12Part1:Part2:Part3:FastreadingWhatisclassicliterature?WhoisCharlesDickens?HowoldisPipwhenthestorybegins?Part1:FastreadingWhatiscla13CarefulreadingReadpart1and2afterthetapeandfinishthemulti-choices.CarefulreadingReadpart1and141.Inthewriter’sopinion,__________.A.Thelanguageusedinclassicliteratureistoodifficulttounderstand.B.Classicsaresoold-fashionedandboringthatfewpeopleinmodernsocietyreadthem.C.Manyclassicsarestilllinkedtolifetodayandhaveattractedmodernpeople’sattention.D.Classicliteraturehaslostitsvalueandisnotsoimportantintheworldtoday.1.Inthewriter’sopinion,__152.Somepeoplethinkthatclassicsareold-fashionedbecauseofthefollowingstatementsexcept__________.A.theywerewrittenalongtimeago.B.thelanguageusedinthemisquitedifferentfromthelanguageusedtoday.C.theyaredifficultforpeopletounderstand.D.theycanonlybefoundinbookshopsandlibraries.still2.Somepeoplethinkthatclas163.Whichofthefollowingstatementsiswrong?A.Clueless,theaward-winingfilmisbasedonCharlesDickens’snovel.B.thefilmbasedonGreatExpectationswasreleasedin1998.C.Atfirst,CharlesDickenspublishedmanynovelsinnewspaper.D.Goodclassicsareexamplesofgreatwritingandwisdom.JaneAusten’s3.Whichofthefollowingst17Readpart3carefullyandfindouttheelementsofthisnovelReadpart3carefullyandfind18charactersettingsymbolthemeplota

mistbwhatitmeanstobeagentlemancEnglandintheearly1800sd

Pip,Joe,Estella,

astranger,eastrangergivesPipalotofmoney,thenPipmovestoLondonandbecomesasnobcharacteramist19ConsolidationConsolidation20Fillintheblankswiththefollowingwordsrigid husbandfortunesymbolgentlemanPipnovelauthorsthemeEngland

GreatExpectationsismyfavoritebook.ItwaswrittenbyoneofEngland’sgreatest_______,CharlesDickens,andisnowseenasclassicliterature.Themaincharacterinthenovelis________,apoorboyfromEngland.Heliveswithhismeansisterandher________,Joe.authorsPiphusbandFillintheblankswiththefo21Thestoryissetin_______intheearly1800s.Itisamistynightwhenthestorybegins.Mistisa______fordangeranduncertaintyusedthroughoutthe_______.Laterinthestory,Pipreceivesalotofmoneyfromastranger.Heusesthe_____tomovetoLondonwithoutanycompanions.Hesettlestheresohecanbecomeaneducated_________.Pipchangesfromapleasantyoungmanintoapersonwhohas_____ideas.What