新世纪英语专业本科生综合教程第二第册.pptxVIP

会计学;Pre-reading Activities - Audiovisual supplement 2;Id, ego and super-ego are the three parts of human psyche.;Ego: ;Significance: Being aware of these parts of human psyche can help us better understand ourselves. For example, once our instinct (id) drives us to do something unethical, the super-ego will run counter to this attempt by relating to social morals. The result of this is the ego of us presented before the public, balanced by two forces. Reflect yourselves to see if these concepts make sense. ; It is a short story, and the characters in it are mired in a tough situation. When one’s existence is threatened, most probably the hidden animal in our nature might jump out. It is up to us to decide whether we would let loose our evil nature or resort to something more powerful to conquer this intent. In this short story, the author offers us a possible solution for what we should resort to — our commitment to a certain post, i.e. our responsibility for people under our leadership. When the divine half of our self is at the risk of being overwhelmed by the beast half or the bright side of our human nature is at the risk of being overshadowed by the dark side, this kind of commitment or responsibility might have the power to;ennoble the human spirit and prevent us from being merely beastly. The ending of the story is quite an idealistic one: when “I” passed the responsibility on to Barrett, the beast in his body suddenly receded or fell tamed under its charm, the consequence of which was that all men were miraculously rescued before any beastlike deeds were committed. It shows the author’s good wish as well as his optimistic view of human nature in critical situations. ;Structural analysis;Structural analysis;Rhetorical Features;Rhetorical Features;Detailed reading 1-2;Detailed reading3-4;Detailed reading5-6;Detailed reading7-9;Detailed reading10-15;Detailed reading16-18;Detailed reading19-21;Detailed reading22-25;Detailed reading26-28;Do you