外研社应用英语教程综合英语3教学课件Unit_8.pptxVIP

;Pre-Class Tasks;Pre-Class Tasks;Pre-Class Tasks;Pre-Class Tasks;Background Knowledge;Background Knowledge;Text Structure;Detailed Analysis;Detailed Analysis;2. What Chinese painters would like to produce in their paintings is not a visual effect of colors and patterns as their Western counterparts would like to achieve. counterpart: n. [C] a person or thing that has the same position or function as sb/sth else in a different place or situation The Foreign Secretary telephoned his Italian counterpart to protest. ;Part II (paras 2-7) Comprehension check 2. What is the difference between Chinese painters and Western painters in considering the nature? How do you understand this difference? ;Part II (paras 2-7) Comprehension check 3. How do you understand the sentence “This logic of Daoism from human through Dao to the nature is clearly demonstrated when artists are painting landscapes” (para. 3)? How does this “logic” influence Chinese painters?;Part II (paras 2-7) Comprehension check 4. What does the author imply by using the example of landscape painting and Guo Xi’s theory in paragraph 4? 5. According to paragraph 4, why do the Chinese like to “read” a painting?;Part II (paras 2-7) Comprehension check 6. How does Guo Xi compare a painting with a human body? 7. What does the conception of remoteness in height, in depth, and in horizon imply? ;Part II (paras 2-7) Words and phrases 3. In contrast to the popular view of Western painters, Chinese artists hardly consider the nature as an object but rather a subject which they worship. in contrast to: 与……形成对比 The figure of Hurstwood was rather surprising in contrast to the fact. in contrast with: 相比之下 In contrast with her sister, she is very tall. ;4. The uncontrollable impulse and energy is visualized through the creation of certain image; the diverse images prove the multiplicity of the nature in their mind. visualize: v. [T] ~ sth (as sth) to form a picture of sb/sth in your mind Try to visualize him as