综合与教程2Unit6.pptVIP

Before Reading_1;Before Reading_2;Before Reading_3;Before Reading_4;Before Reading_5;Before Reading_6;Before Reading_7;Before Reading_8;Before Reading_9;Before Reading_10;Before Reading_11;Before Reading_12;Global Reading_1;Global Reading_2;Global Reading_3;Global Reading_4;How do creative people live and work? What are the qualities that make creative people different from others? Read the following passage and see what the author says. ;I have devoted 30 years of research to how creative people live and work. If I had to express in one word what makes their personalities different from others, it’s complexity. They contain contradictory extremes; instead of being an “individual”, each of them is a “multitude”.;Detailed Reading_t2;Detailed Reading_t3;3. Creative people alternate between imagination and a deeply-rooted sense of reality. Great art and great science involve a leap of imagination into a world that is different from the present. In fact, the whole point of art and science is to go beyond what we now consider real and create a new reality. ;5. Creative people are humble and proud at the same time. These individuals stand “on the shoulders of giants”. Their respect for the area in which they work makes them aware of the long line of previous contributions to it. And they’re usually so focused on;8. Creative people’s openness and sensitivity often exposes them to suffering and pain, yet also to a great deal of enjoyment. Inventors have a low threshold of pain. Things bother them. A badly designed machine causes pain to an inventive engineer, just as the creative writer is hurt when reading bad prose. Being alone at the forefront of a discipline also leaves you exposed and vulnerable. Eminence invites criticism and often vicious attacks. When an artist has invested years in making a sculpture, or a scientist in developing a theory, it is devastating if nobody cares.;Detailed Reading_t7;Paraphrase the sentence.;When necessary, they can focus it like