文体学分析Because-I-could-not-stop-for-death-a课件.ppt

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1、BecauseIcouldnotstopforDeathEmilyDickinsonBecauseIcouldnotstopforDeath—Hekindlystoppedforme—TheCarriageheldbutjustOurselves—AndImmortality.Weslowlydrove—HeknewnohasteAndIhadputawayMylaborandmyleisuretoo,ForhisCivility—BecauseIcouldnotstopforDeath—BecauseIcouldnotstopforDeath—WepassedtheScho

2、ol,whereChildrenstroveAtRecess—intheRing—WepassedtheFieldsofGazingGrain—WepassedtheSettingSun—Orrather—HepassedUs—TheDewsdrewquiveringandchill—ForonlyGossamer,myGown—MyTippet—onlyTulle—BecauseIcouldnotstopforDeath—WepausedbeforeaHousethatseemedASwellingoftheGround—TheRoofwasscarcelyvisible—

3、TheCornice—intheGround—Sincethen—'tisCenturies—andyetFeelsshorterthantheDayIfirstsurmisedtheHorses’HeadsWeretowardEternity—BecauseIcouldnotstopforDeath—oneofthemostfamouswomenpoetsinAmericaShebeganwritingpoetryattheageof20,butmostofherearlypoemhasbeenlost.EmilyDickinson'sinterestindeathwasr

4、emarkable,leavingmorethan500poemsonthesubjectofthedeath.Manyofherpoemswerehalfrhymes.IntroductionofthepoetEmilyDickinson—oneofthemostsignificantpoemofEmilyDickinsonintermsofthesubjectofdeath,oneofEmilyDickinson'smostfamousworks.freeandeasy,showedusEmily`smeditationaboutdeath,explorationtoli

5、feanddesireforeternity.IntroductionofthepoemBecauseIcouldnotstopforDeath—Dickinsondescribes“Death”asagentlemandrivingacarriage,whoisendowedwithfavorablehumanattributesofbeingkind.And“Immortality”isalsoapassengerinthecarriage.Thecarriagetrundlesalongataprettyrelaxedpace.BeingcontentwithDeath

6、’spoliteness&charm,thewomanisdistractedfromherworkandfeltcompletelyateasewiththegentleman.Dickinsonispaintingasceneofwhattheyareridingby:theSchool,theFieldsofGazingGrains&theSettingSun,whichrespectivelysymbolizesherearlylife,themiddlestageoflife&thefinalstageoflife.Withthesungoingdown,thede

7、wissettingin.Notwarmlywearing,sheisgettingchilly.Sheisrestatingthatthephasesofherlifehavepassedherby.DickinsondescribesgraveasaHouse.Suchdescriptionindicatesthatthepoetisquitecomfortableorateasewiththelocation.Thoughcenturieshavepassed,thepoetstillfeelsi