新编英语教程第六册教案UnitSeven.pptVIP

Unit Seven Beauty I. Library Work 1. Roman Catholic Church: Christian church headed by the Pope, the Bishop of Rome. Roman Catholics may be simply defined as Christians in communion with the Pope. Roman Catholicism holds that the Pope and the Bishops have in varying degrees the I. Library Work spiritual authority Christ assigned to his apostles. The voice of the Pope is regarded as infallible when speaking on matters of faith and morals. Protestantism is a special development within Christianity. It is distinct from Roman Catholicism in that it breaks from papal obedience. Protestantism is widely I. Library Work practiced in most northwestern European countries except southern Germany, Ireland, France, and Belgium. 2. Pagan (异教徒): one of a people or community professing a polytheistic, i.e., a religion based on the belief in more than one god. Ancient Romans and Greeks were pagans. A pagan is different I. Library Work from a Roman Catholic and a Protestant in that the latter believe in only one god. II. Organization of the Text 1. Ancient Greek attitude toward beauty: Beauty is a total, integrated concept of excellence (Paragraph 1) 2. Changes in the meaning of beauty --- the conventional attitude toward beauty --- and its negative effect (Paragraphs 2- 9) II. Organization of the Text a. Conventional attitude toward beauty: a concept applied to women and their outward appearance (2 – 3) b. Female beauty and male handsomeness (4 ) c. Women’s character and the essence of men (5) II. Organization of the Text d. Female perfection and male blemish (6 – 7) e. The power to do and the power to attract (8) f. Preening (9) II. Organization of the Text 3. Conclusion: There should be a way of saving beauty from women --- and for them. (Paragraph 10) III. Key Points of the Text Paragraph 1 lame: weak; unsatisfactory 站不住脚的；差劲的，蹩脚的 E.g.: a lame excuse 站不住脚的借口 lame effort 无效的努力 lame counterfeits of the original 原件的拙劣复制品 Paragraph 1 His counter arguments sound lame.