2021学年Unit 4 Exploring literature图文ppt课件

这是一份2021学年Unit 4 Exploring literature图文ppt课件，共23页。PPT课件主要包含了America，Name，tough men ，not clear，going，he started，Struggle，give up，great fish，himself等内容，欢迎下载使用。
T understand the whle excerpt by reading ut emtinallyT describe the persnality traits f the ld man based n deep understandingT learn the writing style f HemingwayT analyse the “three qualities f literature” shwn in this execrpt
Learn smething abut Ernest Hemingway:
Ernest Hemingway
Achievements
He wn the Nbel Prize in Literature and the Pulitzer Prize
Imprtant life experiences
He served as an ambulance driver in Wrld War I.He served as a crrespndent in Wrld War II.
The Trrents f Spring (1952)The Sun Als Rises (1926)A Farewell t Arms (1929)T Have and Have Nt (1937)Fr Whm the Bell Tlls (1940)Acrss the River and Int the Trees (1950)The Old Man and the Sea (1952)
Ernest Hemingway
unique writing style
—can be destryed but nt defeated
Read the except and answer the questins.
1. What des the excerpt describe? It describes the struggle between the ld man and the fish. The ld man struggled t cnquer the fish while the fish struggled t escape.
2. Did the ld man nearly catch the fish? Hw d yu knw? Yes, he did. In line 9 it says “Fr just a mment the fish turned a little n his side”. And in line 25 it tells us “On the next turn, he nearly had him.”
3. When the ld man saw the fish turned a little n his side (line 9), what did he say? And in what emtin did he say that? “I mved him,” the ld man said. “I mved him then.” He was excited t see that he was able t pull the fish.
Figure ut the persnality traits f the ld man accrding t lines 30-42 by cmpleting the fllwing chart.
What he felt
n the pint f feeling himself g
What he said/thught
Clear up, head, clear up
I dn’t knw. But I will try it nce mre.
I’ll try it nce gain
In pairs, discuss the fllwing questin:
Hw wuld yu describe the ld man’s character? Supprt yur view with details frm the excerpt.The ld man is determined and psitive. His lng struggle with the fish shws his determinatin. His inner thughts, like, “Yes yu are, he tld himself. Yu’re gd fr ever”, illustrate his psitive attitude.
The fish was cming in n his circle nw calm and beautiful lking and nly his great tail mving. The ld man pulled n him all that he culd t bring him clser. Fr just a mment the fish turned a little n his side. Then he straightened himself and began anther circle. “I mved him,” the ld man said. “I mved him then.”
The ld man VS The fish
excitement
He felt faint again nw but he held n the great fish all the strain that he culd. I mved him, he thught. Maybe this time I can get him ver. Pull, hands, he thught. Hld up, legs. Last fr me, head. Last fr me. Yu never went. This time I’ll pull him ver.
encuragement
“Fish,” the ld man said. “Fish, yu are ging t have t die anyway. D yu have t kill me t?”
determinatin/curage
I must get him alngside this time, he thught. I am nt gd fr many mre turns. Yes yu are, he tld himself. Yu’re gd fr ever.
Yu are killing me, fish, the ld man thught. But yu have a right t. Never have I seen a greater, r mre beautiful, r a calmer r mre nble thing than yu, brther. Cme n and kill me. I d nt care wh kills wh.
respect/admiratin
The ld man was willing t ______________ _________ rather than ____________.
be killed by the
His physical cnditin
His mental state
The ld man is a tugh persn wh can be physically destryed but nt mentally defeated. His curage and pride pushes him frward thrughut the fight against the fish.
He had been n the pint f feeling himself g each time. … he felt himself ging when he turned the fish. …, and he felt himself ging befre he started.
“I mved him,” the ld man said. “I mved him then.” I mved him, he thught.
Repetitin
infectius (感染力的)
—t awaken readers’ feelings
What d yu think f Hemingway’s writing style?
Hemingway uses shrt, simple sentences and repetitin, and fcus n the man’s inner thughts.
Three qualities f gd literature
Its descriptin f truth and beauty
Its appeal t feelings and imaginatin
Its permanence —universal interest and persnal style
Hemingway writes in The ld Man and the Sea. “A man can be destryed but nt defeated. ” Hw d yu understand this sentence?
I think this sentence shws the pwer f strng will. Even if yu lse a physical battle, yu can still win a mental battle. As lng as yu dn’t give in mentally (yu are nt “defeated”), yu can still be prud f yurself, even thugh yur bdy is “destryed”.