Emily Dickson 艾米丽.pptxVIP

Emily Dickson (1830--1886);Emily Dickson;Emily Dickenson; I . Life;She also built one of the first brick homes in Amherst on Main Street, which is now a National Historic Landmark ‘The Homestead’ one of the now preserved Dickinson homes in the Emily Dickinson Historic District. ;The Dickinson Homestead in Amherst, the Emily Dickinson Museum 2003. ;The Dickinson Homestead in Amherst (garden);The Dickinson Homestead in Amherst, Massachusetts (bedroom);The Dickinson Homestead in Amherst(Dress); II. Major Subjects ;III. Style;(3) elliptical, Ambiguity of meaningand syntax. (4) capital letters and the use of dashes – emphasis (5) short poems, mainly two stanzas ;(6) rhetoric techniques: personification (7) lyric highly subjective (8) influence of Christian tradition: Biblical language and allusions(暗示) meter of hymns ;(9) new England perspectives: Puritan introspection; brevity and intensity (10) innovation in rhyme;V. Points of View;1.On poetry;; 2.On nature;3. on death;VI. Works;VII. Comparison: Whitman vs. Dickinson;1.Similarities;;2. differences;(2) Whitman: “national” Dickinson: “regional”;Im nobody!;1. Im nobody!;Theme;Techniques;Techniques;Techniques;2. Success Is Counted Sweetest ;This stanza establishes the theme: that the person who best understands the meaning of success is the person who fails. This quatrain can stand alone as a completed observation.? Ne’er: Example of syncope (词中省略), the omission of letters from the middle of a word. [Red Letters: Alliteration (s sound) Blue Letters: Alliteration (k sound) ];2. Not one of all the purple Host Who took the Flag today Can tell the definition? So clear of Victory ;This stanza introduces military imagery: purple Host (army) and took the Flag (captured the flag, signifying victory), but it cannot stand alone as a completed observation. Rather, it requires the third stanza to complete its meaning.? purple: (1) Bloodstained; (2) purple attire, emblema