【2017年整理】新视与野英语教程读写教程book1unit3.pptVIP

Unit 3;Main Points;Leading In;Jokes;Fairy Tales;Fables;Detective Stories;Text A Wealth, Success or Love?;We can see adolescents play roles in their own and other peoples stories in order to figure out where they fit into their ever-expanding worlds. As adults, the true and imaginary stories we wish to tell and believe suggest what we value most in this world. In a real sense, stories make people. ;A good story gives order to human experience. A good story explores cultural values. A good story demands an emotional response from the reader. Like a great journey, a good story can show you things you have never seen before and will never forget ;Creating buzz is similar in some ways to good storytelling. You build suspense by withholding information and releasing it gradually. You deliver the punch line at the right point in the story. You create characters that grab the audiences imagination. In this chapter I look at the elements that help buzz reproduce itself rapidly in the invisible networks, similar to the way an urban legend or a folk story can. It isnt a coincidence that the techniques described in this chapter are being used extensively in the film industry—sneak previews, taking the audience behind the scenes, creating publicity stunts, and using celebrities to announce or advertise a product. Whatever your feelings about Hollywood, the people there know how to tell a story, and they know buzz. ;Language Points for Text A;view: n. a person’s opinion, belief, idea, ect., about something Australia is an attractive place from a tourist’s point of view. n. something seen from a particular place, especially a stretch of pleasant country; a scene You may enjoy a splendid view at the top of the mountain. vt. consider; regard; think about It depends on how you view the matter. 2. somehow: adv. by some means; in some way not yet known or stated He got very angry with Mike, but they somehow became good friends again soon. adv. for some reason t