Love-is-a-fallacy文章结构.pptVIP

SUMMARY It is about a law student who tries to marry the girl after suitable re-education, but hes been too clever for his own good. Relationship want Belongs to Want a wife Belongs to Preface ：para 1-3 Sect 1 : para. 4 --59 Sect 2 : para 60 -- 125 Sect 3 : para 126-- 154 para 1-3 It is the authors note. 1. The authors idea about this story. 2. The authors idea about the purpose of this story. Sect 1 para. 4 --59 the bargain between the law student and his roommate over the exchange of the girl. 1) p4 introduction of the narrator -- protagonist 2) p5-21 introduction of the first antagonist -- Petey Burch He downgrades his roommate, who has nothing upstairs and is thought dumb as an ox. 3) p22 -- 27 introduction of he second antagonist -- Polly Espy 4) p 28--40 sounding out / finding out the relationship between Petey and Polly. 5) p.40 --59 a deal over Polly Sect 2. para 60 -- 125 It vividly describes the incredibly tough project of making dumb Polly smart,and the seeming success the teaching of 8 logical fallacies Sect 3 : para 126-- 154 The girl learns her lessons too well. She uses all the logical fallacies to fight back her teacher. The whole story—— The writer is satirizing a smug, self-conceited freshman in a law school The very beginning ——the narrator begins with all the beautiful words he can think of to praise himself at every conceivable opportunity - takes every opportunity to downgrade his roommate. As the story went on... -The narrator made a deal with his roommate. -First date with Polly ,disappointed - Decided to teach her to think and to learn logic -After lessons, tried to changed relationship from academic to romantic The climax -Polly refuses to go steady with the narrator because she has already promised to be Petey’s girlfriend -Petey had a raccoon coat--big men were wearing The ending... - Ironic -The narrator has got what he deserved. He has been too clever for his own good. The purpose of the