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人教修订版 高中三年级 Unit 10
SpeakingSpeaking
Lead in
Nathaniel HawthorneNathaniel Hawthorne
Born in Salem, Massachusetts,
novelist and short story writer, a
central figure in the American
Renaissance. Nathaniel Hawthorne’s
best-known works include The Scarlet
Letter (1850) and The House of the
Seven Gables (1851).
Born in Salem, Massachusetts,
novelist and short story writer, a
central figure in the American
Renaissance. Nathaniel Hawthorne’s
best-known works include The Scarlet
Letter (1850) and The House of the
Seven Gables (1851).
Harriet Beecher StoweHarriet Beecher Stowe
She was born in the USA in 1811.
Her book Uncle Tom’s cabin not only
made her famous but also shook the
world and was helpful in causing the
American Civil War. There was time
when every English-speaking person
She was born in the USA in 1811.
Her book Uncle Tom’s cabin not only
made her famous but also shook the
world and was helpful in causing the
American Civil War. There was time
when every English-speaking person
had read the novel that did so muc
h to stop slavery. President Lincoln
greeted her as the “little woman w
ho wrote the book that made this G
reat War.”
had read the novel that did so muc
h to stop slavery. President Lincoln
greeted her as the “little woman w
ho wrote the book that made this G
reat War.”
Walt WhitmanWalt Whitman
In 1855 Whitman published a volume
of 12 poems at his own expense, Leaves
of Grass, which he had begun working
on probably as early as 1847. It was
criticized because of its innovation in
verse form, that is, the use of free verse
in long rhythmical lines with a natural,
“organic” structure.
In 1855 Whitman published a volume
of 12 poems at his own expense, Leaves
of Grass, which he had begun working
on probably as early as 1847. It was
criticized because of its innovation in
verse form, that is, the use of free verse
in long rhythmical lines with a natural,
“organic” structure.
O Captain! My Captain! Our fearful
trip is done; The ship has weather’d ev
ery rack, the prize we sought is won.
——O Captain! My Captain!
Walt Whitman
O Captain! My Captain! Our fearful
trip is done; The ship has weather’d ev
ery rack, the prize we sought is won.
——O Captain! My Captain!
Walt Whitman
Mark Twain Mark Twain
Mark Twain, pen name of
Samuel Langhorne Clemens, was a gre
at literary giant of America, who was c
onsidered “the true father of our nation
al literature”.
The typical theme in Clemens’ writin
g was the narration of a story
by a young or native person. When he
Mark Twain, pen name of
Samuel Langhorne Clemens, was a gre
at literary giant of America, who was c
onsidered “the true father of our nation
al literature”.
The typical theme in Clemens’ writin
g was the narration of a story
by a young or native person. When he
wrote about youth, the youth was usuall
y wise beyond his years but remained a
n idealism which Clements compared w
ith the insincerity and cruelty of the ad
ult world.
He wrote many interesting and humor
ous stories, such as The Adventure of To
m Sawyer, Adventures
wrote about youth, the youth was usuall
y wise beyond his years but remained a
n idealism which Clements compared w
ith the insincerity and cruelty of the ad
ult world.
He wrote many interesting and humor
ous stories, such as The Adventure of To
m Sawyer, Adventures
of Huckleberry Finn, The
Mysterious Stranger, Life on the
Mississippi, The Gilded Age and son
on.
of Huckleberry Finn, The
Mysterious Stranger, Life on the
Mississippi, The Gilded Age and son
on.
Warming upWarming up
1. What kind of text is the one you have
just read?
I think it’s a poem.
2. What is it about and what does it
mean?
It’s about American Blacks. In the
poem, the author expresses his
1. What kind of text is the one you have
just read?
I think it’s a poem.
2. What is it about and what does it
mean?
It’s about American Blacks. In the
poem, the author expresses his
deep feelings for his ancestor, though
he is a slave. The poem reminds us not
to forget where we come from.
3. Can you tell something about the
writer?
He was an American poet who was
born in Washington D.C. in 1914. He
was the founder and chief editor of a
deep feelings for his ancestor, though
he is a slave. The poem reminds us not
to forget where we come from.
3. Can you tell something about the
writer?
He was an American poet who was
born in Washington D.C. in 1914. He
was the founder and chief editor of a
publishing house in Detroit. He was
the major publisher for the poetry of
American blacks. The Burning City
was one of his poetry selections.
4.Why does this have to be American
literature? Could it be written by a
poet from another country?
publishing house in Detroit. He was
the major publisher for the poetry of
American blacks. The Burning City
was one of his poetry selections.
4.Why does this have to be American
literature? Could it be written by a
poet from another country?
The poem talks about “Slave
traders”. That has something to do
with American Blacks. As we know,
American blacks are mostly slaves
taken from Africa by slave traders.
In the text, the author is in praise of
their ancestors, who were slaves.
The poem talks about “Slave
traders”. That has something to do
with American Blacks. As we know,
American blacks are mostly slaves
taken from Africa by slave traders.
In the text, the author is in praise of
their ancestors, who were slaves.
From the content of the text, we can
infer it must be American literature
and it can’t be written by a poet from
another country.
5. Think about the history and life in
the United States. What special
themes and sort of stories would you
expect to find in American literature?
From the content of the text, we can
infer it must be American literature
and it can’t be written by a poet from
another country.
5. Think about the history and life in
the United States. What special
themes and sort of stories would you
expect to find in American literature?
We all know that American is a country
which contains people from different par
ts of the world. So American literature h
as a wide variety of styles. But from the h
istory of America, we can guess the impo
rtant themes in its literature are Native
Americans, Pioneers, Slavery and the Ci
vil War, etc.
We all know that American is a country
which contains people from different par
ts of the world. So American literature h
as a wide variety of styles. But from the h
istory of America, we can guess the impo
rtant themes in its literature are Native
Americans, Pioneers, Slavery and the Ci
vil War, etc.
Sum upSum up
Themes Works Writer
Antislavery and Civil War
Uncle Tom’s cabinThe Slave…
Uncle Tom’s cabinThe Slave…
Harriet Beecher Stowe, Richard Hildreth
Harriet Beecher Stowe, Richard Hildreth
Themes Works Writer
Native American
Western Pioneers
The Adventure of Tom Sawyer, Life on the Mississippi…
The Adventure of Tom Sawyer, Life on the Mississippi…
Mark Twain Mark Twain
ShaneShane Jack Schaefer Jack Schaefer
Themes Works Writer
Neuter
Common life
Leaves of GrassLeaves of Grass Walt Whitman Walt Whitman
The Gift of the MagiThe Gift of the Magi
O. Henry O. Henry
… … …
American Civil War
Speaking
A: Do you know who was the native of
America before European came?
B: I think, it’s Indian, American Indian.
There are a lot of stories about them,
and some are very interesting,
especially some about the relationship
between Indians and white persons.
A: Do you know who was the native of
America before European came?
B: I think, it’s Indian, American Indian.
There are a lot of stories about them,
and some are very interesting,
especially some about the relationship
between Indians and white persons.
A: Really? I feel the urge in my heart to
know something about them. Do
you know any famous novels about
them?
B: Sorry, but I have seen a film named
“Dancing with the wolves”, it’s a story
about a captain, an English white man,
A: Really? I feel the urge in my heart to
know something about them. Do
you know any famous novels about
them?
B: Sorry, but I have seen a film named
“Dancing with the wolves”, it’s a story
about a captain, an English white man,
who went to the west part of America,
when a lot of people had gone there
and Indians were discriminated and
killed by white persons. He made
friends with a group of Indians and
helped them not be hurt by white
people. It’s a very sad story.
who went to the west part of America,
when a lot of people had gone there
and Indians were discriminated and
killed by white persons. He made
friends with a group of Indians and
helped them not be hurt by white
people. It’s a very sad story.
A: There must be an exciting plot! I
won’t miss it.
B: I hope you can enjoy it.
A: There must be an exciting plot! I
won’t miss it.
B: I hope you can enjoy it.
A: I like cowboy very much and I even
dream that I can go to America and
be a cowboy one day.
B: Well, it is really a wonderful dream.
But how much do you learn about
the life of cowboy in America?
A: Very little, that is what I want to
know.
A: I like cowboy very much and I even
dream that I can go to America and
be a cowboy one day.
B: Well, it is really a wonderful dream.
But how much do you learn about
the life of cowboy in America?
A: Very little, that is what I want to
know.
B:I think I can tell you something
about it. When the population of
settlers became larger and lager in
the 1800s, many people went to the
west land. They were attracted by the
low price of the land and the chance
to earn money. At that time,
B:I think I can tell you something
about it. When the population of
settlers became larger and lager in
the 1800s, many people went to the
west land. They were attracted by the
low price of the land and the chance
to earn money. At that time,
cows were more than people, so
cowboys were needed. To run after
the cows, cowboys rode horses and
wore leather boots. They created their
special songs, stories, lifestyles and
special characters. If you want to
know more about them, you can read
cows were more than people, so
cowboys were needed. To run after
the cows, cowboys rode horses and
wore leather boots. They created their
special songs, stories, lifestyles and
special characters. If you want to
know more about them, you can read
some books, for example, Life on the
Back of Horse and The Notorious
Jumping Frog of Calaveras County.
A: Thank you very much. I will go to
the library.
A: You have been to the library,
haven’t you?
B: Yes, I’ve just borrowed some
interesting books.
A: Well, let me see. Er… You seem to
like Mark Twain.
B: Not very much, but I really like his
novel Adventures of Huckleberry
A: You have been to the library,
haven’t you?
B: Yes, I’ve just borrowed some
interesting books.
A: Well, let me see. Er… You seem to
like Mark Twain.
B: Not very much, but I really like his
novel Adventures of Huckleberry
Finn, his well-known book.
A: It sounds interesting. What is about?
B: The story happened during
American Civil War. A clever and
kind-hearted boy named
Huckleberry Finn helped his friend,
a slave, escape from his owner’s
garden. They traveled along the
Finn, his well-known book.
A: It sounds interesting. What is about?
B: The story happened during
American Civil War. A clever and
kind-hearted boy named
Huckleberry Finn helped his friend,
a slave, escape from his owner’s
garden. They traveled along the
Mississippi, and finally they got to the
north part of America. During their
incredible trip, they built a
friendship. As the slave got freedom,
the story got a happy ending. The
story shows us some facts of the war
and tells us that the slaves should be
treated fair.
Mississippi, and finally they got to the
north part of America. During their
incredible trip, they built a
friendship. As the slave got freedom,
the story got a happy ending. The
story shows us some facts of the war
and tells us that the slaves should be
treated fair.
A: It is really interesting. I hope I
can read this book when you finish
reading it.
B: No problem!
A: It is really interesting. I hope I
can read this book when you finish
reading it.
B: No problem!
A: Do you know something about the
Great Depression at 1933-1937?
A: Do you know something about the
Great Depression at 1933-1937?
B: It’s a terrible event for the whole
world. No one can forget it.
Millions of businesses went
bankrupt, millions of people lost
their jobs, and millions of people
could not support
A: No, I don’t want to read this kind of books. I want some stories at that time, just for pleasure. It needs
A: No, I don’t want to read this kind of books. I want some stories at that time, just for pleasure. It needs
their children’s food. It was also one
reason of the World War II. If you
want to know it, you can read the
book “Live of Roosevelt”. It describes
this event.
interesting characters, exciting plots and so on, you know?
interesting characters, exciting plots and so on, you know?
B: Oh, would you like to read novels?
You’ve found the right person! You
can read some stories written by
Francis Scott Fitzgerald such as The
Great Gatsby, Tender Is The Night
and The Last Tycoon. His works lay
B: Oh, would you like to read novels?
You’ve found the right person! You
can read some stories written by
Francis Scott Fitzgerald such as The
Great Gatsby, Tender Is The Night
and The Last Tycoon. His works lay
out the bleak visage in spirit in
American upper class during the Great
Depression. I also advise you to see
some films of Chaplin, his films reflect
the lowest-class life at that time and
they are very interesting and can give
you a lot of advice to fight with terror.
out the bleak visage in spirit in
American upper class during the Great
Depression. I also advise you to see
some films of Chaplin, his films reflect
the lowest-class life at that time and
they are very interesting and can give
you a lot of advice to fight with terror.
Homework Homework
Find out some good English little
poems to read aloud, you can do that with
music. And if possible, you can make some
slides on PowerPoint to show your poems
to the class while you are reading aloud.
Prepare for the work carefully and you’ll
get a lot of fun with it.