现代大学英语5-lesson-twelve-Salman-Rushdie-part-one.pptVIP

Lesson Twelve  How News Becomes Opinion and Opinion Off-limits Lesson Twelve （part one） I Key points: Background; proper names, language points and grammatical structures---. II Difficulties: terms: fundamentalism; Background III Teaching Procedure: Guide o Reading 1. topic: Ask students to discuss on such a topic Off-limits --Not to be entered or frequented by a designated group:禁区的：指定的群体不能进入的 2. Salman Rushdie: Ahmed Salman Rushdie, the noted British novelist placed under a fatwa [5fAtwB:]n.(伊斯兰教)法学家的裁 (death sentence) by Irans Ayatollah *high-ranking male Shiite [5Fi:ait]n.什叶派教徒 religious authority, generally assuming a political role and regarded as worthy of imitation.*阿亚图拉：高级的男性伊斯兰教什叶派宗教权威Khomeini in 1989 for blasphemy [5blAsfimi]n.亵渎(话) in handling the character of the Prophet Mohammed in The Satanic Verses (1988), although born in Mumbai (Bombay, [bCm5bei]n.孟买 India) in 1947, moved with his family to Pakistan at the age of 17. He was educated at the Cathedral School, Bombay, and then at Rugby [5rQ^bi]n. 橄榄球 Boys School, England, before attending Kings College, Cambridge, from which he graduated with a B. A. in 1968. During his years of schooling in England, he experienced minor persecution and racist attacks. However, upon graduation he chose to remain in Britain, working as an actor and advertising copywriter One who writes copy, especially for advertising.广告文字撰稿人：撰写文字说明的人，尤指为广告 before becoming a full-time writer, producing his first novel, Grimus, in 1975, in the tradition of James Joyce, Gunter Grass, and the South American Magic Realists. 3. fundamentalism-- Often Fundamentalism An organized, militant Evangelical movement originating in the United States in 1920 in opposition to Liberalism and secularism. 常作 Fundamentalism 福音主义运动：1920年发起于美国的旨在反对自由主义神学和现世主义的有组织的激进福音主义教派运动 4. Webber was knighted for his contribution to popular culture, primarily through his Composition of the music for a number of successful musicals, among them Jesus Christ Sup