2014-2015学年高二英语复习课件：Module 2《Fantasy》（外研版选修6）.pptVIP

成才之路 · 英语 路漫漫其修远兮 吾将上下而求索 外研版 · 选修6 Fantasy Literature Module 2 背 景 e 站 链 接 Module 2　Fantasy Literature Philip Pullman was born in Norwich in 1946, and educated in England, Zimbabwe, and Australia, before his family settled in North Wales. After he received his secondary education, Philip Pullman went to Exeter College, Oxford, to read English, though he never learned to read it very well. Philip Pullman found his way into the teaching profession at the age of 25, and taught at various Oxford Middle Schools before moving to Westminster College in 1986, where he spent eight years involved in teaching.① His only real claim② to anyones attention lies in his writing. He has published nearly twenty books, mostly of the sort that are read by children, though hes happy to say that the natural audience for his work seems to be a mixed-one in age, that is③， though the more mixed in every other way as well, the better. His first childrens book was Count Karlstein (1982). That was followed by The Ruby in the Smoke (1986), the first in a quartet (四重奏) of books. He did a great deal of research for the background of these stories, and he doesnt intend to let it lie unused, so there will almost certainly be more of them. He has also written a number of shorter stories which he calls fairy tales. This is a kind of story he finds very enjoyable, though difficult to write. However, his most well-known work is the trilogy④ His Dark Materials, beginning with Northern Lights in 1995, continuing with The Subtle Knife in 1997, and ending with The Amber Spyglass in 2000. These books have been honoured⑤ by several prizes, including the Whitbread Book of the Year Award—the first time in the history of that prize that it was given to a childrens book. When he is not writing books he likes to draw and to make things out of wood. He also likes to play the piano. Hed like to play it well, but he cant, so the rest of the family has to put up with⑥ his playing it badly. 知识点击： ①where引导非限制性定语从句修饰W