我为美而死-I-died-for-beauty赏析.pptx

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EmilyDickinson,Idiedforbeautybutwasscarce,Contents,IntroductionTheformandtherhymeTextanalysis&importantmetaphorsComparisonbetweenIDiedforBeautyButWasScarce&OdeonaGrecianThethoughtsandthethemeEnlightenment,一、IntroductionofEmilyDickinson,EmilyDickinson,“IfIreadabookanditmakesmywholebodysocoldthatnofireevercanwarmme,Iknowthatispoetry.IfIfeelphysicallyasifthetopofmyheadweretakenoff,Iknowthatispoetry.”EmilyDickinson,BriefIntroduction,Beingconsideredapioneerinmodernpoetposthumously(于死后,于身后).AlongwithWhitman,beingregardedasoneofthegreatestAmericanpoets.,1830.12.101886.05.15BorninAmherst,Massachusetts&aprominentfamily,ReligiousbeliefwasCalvinismthatruledthepoetsearlyyears,Publishedlessthan10poemsamong1800poemsbeforeherdeath.,Knowingforbeingarecluse,shedidntleaveherfamilyshomesteadafterthelate1860s.,After70yearsofherdeath,shebegantoreceiveseriousattentionoftheliterary.,HadlittleformaleducationHadhighinterestsinworksofmanyfamouswriters(suchasShakespeare,ElizabethBrowning,Brontesister)whoaffectedherintellectualthinkingandworks.,Threeimportantmen,BenjaminNewton,ayounglawyer,whoimprovedherliteraryandculturaltastes.Shereferstohim“afriend,whotaughtmeimmortality”.Hedirectedhertointellectualindependenceandultimatelytopoetry.(Emilywas18),CharlesWadsworth,amarriedministerwhoprovidedherwithintellectualchallengeandcontactwiththeoutsideworld.Dickinsonfeltanaffectionforhimthathecouldnotreturn.(Emilywas24),ThomasHigginson,apoetrycriticfortheAtlanticMonthly,wholaterhelpedgatheringherpoemsforpublications.(Emilywas33),thesourcesofherinspirationandguidance,PoemsThemes,Basedonherownexperiences:

joys,sorrowsandimagination.,ReligiondoubtandbeliefaboutreligioussubjectsDeathandimmortalityLovesufferingandfrustrationcausedbylovePhysicalaspectofdesireNaturebenevolent(kind)andcruelFreewillandhumanresponsibility,TheartisticfeaturesofDickinsonswriting,Notitles.Dashesareusedasamusicaldevice.Capitallettersasameansofemphasis.Sheoftenusedpersona(人格面具)andpersonalification.Herpoetryisremarkableforitsvariety,subtletyandrichness.Brevity,directnessandplainness.Herpoemsareusuallyshort,rarelymorethantwentylines,andmanyofthemarecenteredonasingleimageorsymbolandfocusononesubjectmatter.,二、Theformandtherhyme,

(一)Form,Thefirstandthethirdlinesareiambictetrameter(抑扬格四音步)thesecondandthefourthlinesareiambictrimeter(抑扬格三音步),IdiedforBeautybutwasscarceAdjustedintheTombWhenonewhodiedforTruth,waslainInanadjoiningRoomHequestionedsoftly“WhyIfailed?

”“ForBeauty,”Ireplied“AndIforTruthThemselfareOneWeBrethren,are,”HesaidAndso,asKinsmen,metaNightWetalkedbetweentheRoomsUntiltheMosshadreachedourlipsAndcoveredupournames,

(二)Rhyme,PerfectRhyme(完美押韵):

Rhymeinwhichthefinalaccentedvowelandallsucceedingconsonantsorsyllablesareidentical,whiletheprecedingconsonantsaredifferent.SlantRhyme(缺陷押韵):

Apartialorimperfectrhyme,oftenusingassonance(元韵)orconsonance(和韵)only.Alsocalledhalfrhyme(半韵),nearrhyme(邻韵),obliquerhyme(斜韵),andoffrhyme.,Rhymescheme:

abcb,IdiedforBeautybutwasscarceAdjustedintheTombWhenonewhodiedforTruth,waslainInanadjoiningRoomHequestionedsoftly“WhyIfailed?

”“ForBeauty,”Ireplied“AndIforTruthThemselfareOneWeBrethren,are,”HesaidAndso,asKinsmen,metaNightWetalkedbetweentheRoomsUntiltheMosshadreachedourlipsAndcoveredupournames,Perfectrhyme,TombtumRoomrum,Slantrhyme,RoomsrumzNamesnemz,Slantrhyme,Repliedrpladsaidsed,Rhymescheme,Evennumberlines:

rhymeregularlyOddlines:

changefreely,Inpairs,alone,Itmeansthatholdingontothefaithoftruthandbeautyisdoomedtobelonely.Thereisnoabsolutefreedominthepursuitofbeautyandtruth.,(三)Thedashes,Dashesareusedasmusicaldevicetocreatecadence(韵律).Whenfullstop(句号)meanstheend,thepoetusedthedashestoindicatethatthedeathisnttheendtopursuethetruthandbeauty.(四)ThefirstpersonnarrationThepoetisthenarrator,asiftodirectlytellthereaderherownexperienceandfeelings.Thecolloquial,conciseandnaturallanguageismoreimpressiveinauditions.,三、TextAnalysis&ImportantMetaphors:

以大写字母开头的词作为强调的特点Beforewestartthispart,weshouldlearnthatthepoemsofDickinsonhaveanobviousartisticfeaturewhichisthatshetendstoapplythewordsbeginningwithcapitalletterforemphasis.,Howtounderstandscarce?

InDickinsonstime,fewwriterswouldchoosetosecludeinordertopursueBeauty&Truth,especiallywhenintheirgoldenageandintheascendantoftheircareer.(与世俗格格不入的性格),Thefirststanza:

IdiedforBeautybutwasscarce(rare)我为美而死,但还不怎么AdjustedintheTomb适应坟墓里的生活WhenOnewhodiedforTruth,waslain这时一位为真理而死的人InaadjoiningRoom(neighboringnextdoor)被安放在隔壁墓室里,MainIdeaofthe1ststanza:

Dickinsondiedpursingthebeautyofartandimmediatelyasshebecameaccustomedtothenewcircumstanceofatomb,shewastoldthattherewasanotherwhodiedfortruthandarrivedinthenextroom.Tomb:

referstotheroomshelivedduringherreclusionRoom:

referstothelifeaftershesecluded(ReasonswhyDickinsonwasdeterminedtoseclude:

forbeautyfortruth),Thesecondstanza:

Hequestionedsoftly“WhyIfailed”?

他柔声问道:

“你为何而死”?

“ForBeauty,”Ireplied“为了美”,我回答说“AndIforTruthThemselvesareOne“我,为真理两者都一样WeBrethren,are,”(wearebrothers)Hesaid我们俩是兄弟”,他说。

“WhyIfailed”?

-Dickinsonwasmurmuringtoherselfandactuallyitisaquestionsheaskedherself(P14最后一段倒数第三行)ShethoughtthatpeopleatthattimeconsideredshewasaloserbecauseshecouldnotcreatethegreatworksastheprominentwritersinRenaissancedid.-WhyDickinsoncompareherselfwiththefamousfiguresinRenaissance?

Beforethecivilwar,therewasAmericanRenaissancewhenmanyexcellentpoetsandwritersflooded,likeEmerson,Thoreau,Hawthorne(霍桑)andMelville(麦尔维尔).TheywerepopularatthattimewhileDickinsonwasnt.Oneofthecharacteristicsofartisthat:

TheAestheticNatureofArtisthecrystallizationoftruth,goodnessandbeauty.“艺术的审美性是真善美的结晶”ThatsalsowhatDickinsonpursuedinherworks.areOne:

BeautyisasimportantasTruthinDickinsonseyes.(美与真理的同一性)Brethren:

referstopeoplewhohavethesamereligion(为了美和真理而奉献自我的人是同一种人),Thethirdstanza:

Andso,asKinsmen(relative亲人),metaNight就这样,像近亲在夜里相遇WetalkedbetweentheRooms我们隔墙而谈UntiltheMosshadreachedourlips直到青苔爬到我们唇边Andcoveredupournames将我们的名字掩埋,Room:

Dickinsonreplaces“tomb”appearedbeforewiththeword“room”,whichexpressesherfeelingofthe“tomb”.-The”tomb”isnotdarkorcheerless,instead,itisquietandsecluded,wheretherewasaconfidant知己tochatwithallnight.Moss:

elapse流逝oftime(theyhavetalkedforalongtime)themetaphorofdeath(Comparedwithmanslife,deathislengthy.Whenthemossreachedherlip,shewasforgottenbyhumanworldafterher“death”.ButshewouldkeeponpursuingBeautyandTruth.)相对于生,死的时间漫长无期。

当青苔蔓延上唇际,诗人在死亡中被遗忘,她仍会不懈地追求美与真。

WhydidtheymeetatNight?

-Nightisnotonlyaserenemomentbutagoodtimeforwriterstomeditate,createandgetinspired.Ontheotherhand,Nightalsosetsoffthequietatmosphereofthe“tomb”.Dickinsonwasnotsolitaryinherreclusivelifebecauseshetooktruthandbeautyashercompanions.,Dickinsonsattitudetowardsreclusion:

peacefultowardsBeautyandTruth:

persistent,四、ComparisonbetweenIDiedforBeautyButWasScarce&OdeonaGrecianUrn,“Beauty”and“Truth”,FindouttypicalwritingfeaturesofEmilyDickinson,IdiedforbeautyEmilyDickinson,Hequestionedsoftly“WhyIfailed?

”“Forbeauty,”Ireplied“AndIforTruthThemselfareOneWeBrethren,are,”Hesaid,OdeonaGrecianUrnJohnKeats,OAtticshape!

Fairattitude!

withbredeOfmarblemenandmaidensoverwrought,Withforestbranchesandthetroddenweed;Thou,silentform,dostteaseusoutofthoughtAsdotheternity:

ColdPastoral!

Whenoldageshallthisgenerationwaste,Thoushaltremain,inmidstofotherwoeThanours,afriendtoman,towhomthousayst,Beautyistruth,truthbeauty,thatisallYeknowonearth,andallyeneedtoknow.,SameIdea,EventhoughKeats(17951821)andDickinson(18301886)didnotliveinthesameperiodorthesamecountry,theyheldthesameaestheticconception,regardingbeautyandtruthasawhole.,Difference1,Idiedforbeauty,Shorter3Stanzas4Lines,OdeonaGrecianUrn,Longer5Stanzas10Lines,Actually,EmilyDickinsonspoemsarealwaysshort,seldommorethan20lines.,Difference2,Idiedforbeauty,Presentthetopicbytellingastoryofdeaths.Hequestionedsoftly“WhyIfailed?

”“Forbeauty,”Ireplied“AndIforTruthThemselfareOneWeBrethren,are,”Hesaid他轻声问我“为什么倒下?

”我回答他:

“为了美”他说:

“我为真理,真与美是一体,我们是兄弟”,OdeonaGrecianUrn,Presentthetopicbydescribingthepatternofanurn.OAtticshape!

Fairattitude!

withbredeOfmarblemenandmaidensoverwrought,Withforestbranchesandthetroddenweed;Thou,silentform,dostteaseusoutofthoughtAsdotheternity:

ColdPastoral!

Whenoldageshallthisgenerationwaste,Thoushaltremain,inmidstofotherwoeThanours,afriendtoman,towhomthousayst,Beautyistruth,truthbeauty,thatisallYeknowonearth,andallyeneedtoknow.,哦,希腊的形状!

唯美的观照!

上面缀有石雕的男人和女人,还有林木,和践踏过的青草;沉默的形体呵,你象是“永恒”使人超越思想:

呵,冰冷的牧歌!

等暮年使这一世代都凋落,只有你如旧;在另外的一些忧伤中,你会抚慰后人说:

“美即是真,真即是美,”这就包括你们所知道、和该知道的一切。

Dickinsonlikedwritingaboutdeath.Aboutonethirdofthetotalcollectionofherpoemsdealwithdeath.Death,andtheproblemoflifeafterdeath,obsessedher.,Difference3,Idiedforbeauty,Hequestionedsoftly“WhyIfailed?

”“Forbeauty,”Ireplied“AndIforTruthThemselfareOneWeBrethren,are,”Hesaid,OdeonaGrecianUrn,OAtticshape!

Fairattitude!

withbredeOfmarblemenandmaidensoverwrought,Withforestbranchesandthetroddenweed;Thou,silentform,dostteaseusoutofthou

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