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授课题目 （章、节） Part IV Emily Dickinson 授课方式 Student-oriented communicative teaching 授课时间 2011年 9月 7日 第 2周 第 3次课 课时 2 教材及主 要参考书 吴伟仁, 美国文学史及选读（第二册）(History and Anthology of American Literature), 北京,外研社,2009 吴伟仁,美国文学史及选读 学习指南, 北京,外研社,2009 朱刚,新编美国文学史,上海,上海外语教育出版社, 2004 常耀信,美国文学简史(第二版),天津,南开大学出版社,2003 教学目标与要求： Understand her unusual experience and her strange character Read her works and understand the way to represent her idea and feeling 知识点、难点与重点： The characteristics of her works Understand her unique writing style 教学过程设计：（包括教学方式及方法、时间分配、媒体选用及板书设计） step 1 author 20mins step 2 representative works 25mins step 3 Reading excerpt 45mins 教研室审阅意见： 教研室组长： 年 月 日 说明：1、本表原则上以每章为单位填写。2、此表后面为本次安排的授课内容的教案正文。 基 本 内 容 辅助手段 和时间分配 Part IV Realism Emily Dickinson I. Unusual personal experience A literary family Her father: a prominent lawyer and politician, Her grandfather: established an academy and college. Living as a recluse She and her sister remained at home and did not marry. After 1862 she became a total recluse. Men acting as teachers and masters to Emily The first was Benjamin Newton, who improved her literary and cultural tastes and influenced her ideas on religion. She refers to him as “a friend, who taught me Immortality”. Charles Wadsworth, a married middle-aged minister who provided her with intellectual challenge and contact with the outside world. It appears that she felt affection for him that he could not return. Wadsworth may have been the model for the lover in her poems, though it is just as likely that the literary figure is purely imaginary. Publication of her works Facts She had only 9 poems published during her lifetime, though she wrote altogether 1775 poems. Reason Her unconventional poems cannot be accepted by the public and the famous writers. She does not want to submit to the conventional poems Result Miss Dickinson’s greatest outpo