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英美诗歌名篇选读 北京联合大学
- 内容简介:
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细读英诗名篇，了解诗歌要素，挖掘文学主题；
分析诗话形式，揭示诗史脉络，催生诗化审美；
体验英诗魅力，培养文学兴趣, 增强外语意识；
拓展文化视野，陶冶诗化情操，提高人文素质。
- 价格:
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课程介绍
| Week 1 Poetry Delights and Instructs | Poetry Recitation: Robert Browning’s “Meeting at Night”& Robert Frost’s “The Pasture” | Robert Browning’s “Meeting at Night” |
| Week 1 Poetry Delights and Instructs | Poetry Recitation: Robert Browning’s “Meeting at Night”& Robert Frost’s “The Pasture” | Robert Frost’s “The Pasture” |
| Week 1 Poetry Delights and Instructs | Lecture 1: Poetry Delights and Instructs | Poetry Delights and Instructs |
| Week 1 Poetry Delights and Instructs | Lecture 2: Poetry Communicates Experience | Lecture 2: Poetry Communicates Experience |
| Week 1 Poetry Delights and Instructs | Lecture 3: Poetry Says Much in Little | Lecture 3: Poetry Says Much in Little |
| Week 1 Poetry Delights and Instructs | Lecture 4: A Course Description with a Syllabus | Lecture 4: A Course Description with a Syllabus |
| Week 1 Poetry Delights and Instructs | Lecture 5: Why Do We Read All These Masterpieces? | Lecture 5: Why Do We Read All These Masterpieces? |
| Week 2 William Shakespeare：“Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer's Day” | Poetry Recitation: William Shakespeare's Sonnets (18 & 73) | Poetry Recitation: William Shakespeare's Sonnets (18 & 73) |
| Week 2 William Shakespeare：“Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer's Day” | Lecture 1: Poetry Reading-aloud Exercise | Lecture 1: Poetry Reading-aloud Exercise |
| Week 2 William Shakespeare：“Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer's Day” | Lecture 2: Sonnet 18: An Explanation | Lecture 2: Sonnet 18: An Explanation |
| Week 2 William Shakespeare：“Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer's Day” | Lecture 3: Devices and Techniques | Lecture 3: Devices and Techniques |
| Week 2 William Shakespeare：“Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer's Day” | Lecture 4: Immortality through Literature | Lecture 4: Immortality through Literature |
| Week 2 William Shakespeare：“Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer's Day” | Lecture 5: Structure of English Sonnets | Lecture 5: Structure of English Sonnets |
| Week 2 William Shakespeare：“Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer's Day” | Lecture 6: Why Should We Read Shakespeare? | Lecture 6: Why Should We Read Shakespeare? |
| Week 3 John Milton: “Doth God Exact Day-labor, Light Denied?” | Poetry Recitation: Milton’s Sonnet 19 & Paradise Lost (Invocation, lines 1-16) | Recitation: Milton's Sonnet 19 & Paradise Lost (lines 1-16) |
| Week 3 John Milton: “Doth God Exact Day-labor, Light Denied?” | Lecture 1: Poetry Reading-aloud Exercise | Lecture 1: Poetry Reading-aloud Exercise |
| Week 3 John Milton: “Doth God Exact Day-labor, Light Denied?” | Lecture 2: John Milton's Life and Works | Lecture 2: John Milton's Life and Works |
| Week 3 John Milton: “Doth God Exact Day-labor, Light Denied?” | Lecture 3: Miltonic Sonnet | Lecture 3: Miltonic Sonnet |
| Week 3 John Milton: “Doth God Exact Day-labor, Light Denied?” | Lecture 4: Milton’s Sonnet 19: An Explanation | Lecture 4: Milton’s Sonnet 19: An Explanation |
| Week 3 John Milton: “Doth God Exact Day-labor, Light Denied?” | Lecture 5: Commentary on Milton's Sonnet 19 | Lecture 5: Commentary on Milton's Sonnet 19 |
| Week 3 John Milton: “Doth God Exact Day-labor, Light Denied?” | Lecture 6: The Invocation of Paradise Lost | Lecture 6: The Invocation of Paradise Lost |
| Week 4 John Donne: “But We by a Love So Much Refined” | Poetry Recitation: John Donne's “A Valediction Forbidding Mourning” | Recitation: Donne's “A Valediction Forbidding Mourning” |
| Week 4 John Donne: “But We by a Love So Much Refined” | Lecture 1: Poetry Reading-aloud Exercise | Lecture 1: Poetry Reading-aloud Exercise |
| Week 4 John Donne: “But We by a Love So Much Refined” | Lecture 2: Life of John Donne | Lecture 2: Life of John Donne |
| Week 4 John Donne: “But We by a Love So Much Refined” | Lecture 3: Metaphysical Poetry | Lecture 3: Metaphysical Poetry |
| Week 4 John Donne: “But We by a Love So Much Refined” | Lecture 4: Donne's “A Valediction Forbidding Mourning” | Lecture 4: Donne's “A Valediction Forbidding Mourning” |
| Week 4 John Donne: “But We by a Love So Much Refined” | Lecture 5: Themes: Death, Love, Faith, and Science | Lecture 5: Themes: Death, Love, Faith, and Science |
| Week 5 William Wordsworth: “Emotion Recollected in Tranquility” | Poetry Recitation: Wordsworth's “I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud” | Recitation: Wordsworth's “I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud” |
| Week 5 William Wordsworth: “Emotion Recollected in Tranquility” | Lecture 1: Poetry Reading-aloud Exercise | Lecture 1: Poetry Reading-aloud Exercise |
| Week 5 William Wordsworth: “Emotion Recollected in Tranquility” | Lecture 2: Life of William Wordsworth | Lecture 2: Life of William Wordsworth |
| Week 5 William Wordsworth: “Emotion Recollected in Tranquility” | Lecture 3: Preface to Lyrical Ballads (1800) | Lecture 3: Preface to Lyrical Ballads (1800) |
| Week 5 William Wordsworth: “Emotion Recollected in Tranquility” | Lecture 4: Wordsworth's Definition of Poetry | Lecture 4: Wordsworth's Definition of Poetry |
| Week 5 William Wordsworth: “Emotion Recollected in Tranquility” | Lecture 5: Characteristics of Romanticism | Lecture 5: Characteristics of Romanticism |
| Week 5 William Wordsworth: “Emotion Recollected in Tranquility” | Lecture 6: “I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud”: An Explanation | Lecture 6: “I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud”: An Explanation |
| Week 6 John Keats: “Much Have I Traveled in the Realms of Gold” | Poetry Recitation: John Keats's Poems | Poetry Recitation: John Keats's Poems |
| Week 6 John Keats: “Much Have I Traveled in the Realms of Gold” | Lecture 1: Poetry Reading-aloud Exercise | Lecture 1: Poetry Reading-aloud Exercise |
| Week 6 John Keats: “Much Have I Traveled in the Realms of Gold” | Lecture 2: Life of John Keats | Lecture 2: Life of John Keats |
| Week 6 John Keats: “Much Have I Traveled in the Realms of Gold” | Lecture 3: “On First Looking into Chapman's Homer”: An Explanation | 3: “On First Looking into Chapman's Homer”: An Explanation |
| Week 6 John Keats: “Much Have I Traveled in the Realms of Gold” | Lecture 4: “Negative Capability” | Lecture 4: “Negative Capability” |
| Week 6 John Keats: “Much Have I Traveled in the Realms of Gold” | Lecture 5: “Beauty is Truth, Truth Beauty” | Lecture 5: “Beauty is Truth, Truth Beauty” |
| Week 7 Walt Whitman: “I Celebrate Myself” | Poetry Recitation: Walt Whitman's Poems | Poetry Recitation: Walt Whitman’s Poems |
| Week 7 Walt Whitman: “I Celebrate Myself” | Lecture 1: Poetry Reading-aloud Exercise | Lecture 1: Poetry Reading-aloud Exercise |
| Week 7 Walt Whitman: “I Celebrate Myself” | Lecture 2: “I am Large, I Contain Multitudes” | Lecture 2: “I am Large, I Contain Multitudes” |
| Week 7 Walt Whitman: “I Celebrate Myself” | Lecture 3: “Walt Whitman, an American” | Lecture 3: “Walt Whitman, an American” |
| Week 7 Walt Whitman: “I Celebrate Myself” | Lecture 4: “One's Self I Sing” | Lecture 4: “One's Self I Sing” |
| Week 7 Walt Whitman: “I Celebrate Myself” | Lecture 5: “Song of Myself” (Sections I & II) | Lecture 5: “Song of Myself” (Sections I & II) |
| Week 8 Emily Dickinson: “I'm Nobody, Who are You?” | Poetry Recitation: Emily Dickinson's Poems | Poetry Recitation: Emily Dickinson's Poems |
| Week 8 Emily Dickinson: “I'm Nobody, Who are You?” | Lecture 1: Poetry Reading-aloud Exercise | Lecture 1: Poetry Reading-aloud Exercise |
| Week 8 Emily Dickinson: “I'm Nobody, Who are You?” | Lecture 2: “The Mother of Modern American Poetry” | Lecture 2: “The Mother of Modern American Poetry” |
| Week 8 Emily Dickinson: “I'm Nobody, Who are You?” | Lecture 3: Life of Emily Dickinson | Lecture 3: Life of Emily Dickinson |
| Week 8 Emily Dickinson: “I'm Nobody, Who are You?” | Lecture 4: “I'm Nobody, Who Are You?” | Lecture 4: “I'm Nobody, Who Are You?” |
| Week 8 Emily Dickinson: “I'm Nobody, Who are You?” | Lecture 5: “The Soul Selects Her Own Society” | Lecture 5: “The Soul Selects Her Own Society” |
| Week 8 Emily Dickinson: “I'm Nobody, Who are You?” | Lecture 6: “This Is My Letter to the World” | Lecture 6: “This Is My Letter to the World” |
| Week 8 Emily Dickinson: “I'm Nobody, Who are You?” | Lecture 7: “I Heard a Fly Buzz-When I Died” | Lecture 7: “I Heard a Fly Buzz-When I Died” |
| Week 8 Emily Dickinson: “I'm Nobody, Who are You?” | Lecture 8: “Tell All the Truth Bu Tell It Slant -” | Lecture 8: “Tell All the Truth But Tell It Slant -” |
| Week 9 Robert Frost: “A Road Less Traveled By” | Poetry Recitation: Robert Frost's Poems | Poetry Recitation: Robert Frost's Poems |
| Week 9 Robert Frost: “A Road Less Traveled By” | Lecture 1: Poetry Reading-aloud Exercise | Lecture 1: Poetry Reading-aloud Exercise |
| Week 9 Robert Frost: “A Road Less Traveled By” | Lecture 2: Life of Robert Frost | Lecture 2: Life of Robert Frost |
| Week 9 Robert Frost: “A Road Less Traveled By” | Lecture 3: “The Sound of Sense” | Lecture 3: “The Sound of Sense” |
| Week 9 Robert Frost: “A Road Less Traveled By” | Lecture 4: “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening” | Lecture 4: “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening” |
| Week 9 Robert Frost: “A Road Less Traveled By” | Lecture 5: “The Road Not Taken” | Lecture 5: “The Road Not Taken” |
| Week 9 Robert Frost: “A Road Less Traveled By” | Lecture 6: “Mowing” | Lecture 6: “Mowing” |
| Week 9 Robert Frost: “A Road Less Traveled By” | Lecture 7: “Mending Wall” | Lecture 7: “Mending Wall” |
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