Mary Barnard 玛丽·巴纳德.ppt

In 1986, at age 77, Mary Barnard undertook a new poetic venture and wrote her unique essay-in-verse?Time and the White Tigress, and won the 1986 Western States Book Award for Poetry ? ? ? ? ? ? ? -Mary Barnard The living will forgetmore quickly than I,dead, lingering with lips unwet above Lethe. CONTENT 1.Background Introduction 2. Mary Barnard’s Life 3. Notable Works 4. Lethe 5. The Analysis of Lethe 6. Conclusion 1837- 1901 the period of?Queens reign The era preceded?by Georgian era and followed by Edwardian era. the United Kingdom-“the empire on which the sun never sets”. Artistic styles, literary , economic, political and religious movements flourished. VICTORIAN ERA Rich but ?income disparate Second English Renaissance The beginning of Modern Times Novel become popular FEATURES VICTORIAN POETRY Link romanticism and modernism Emphasize the form and meter Tell stories Write about people and society Some popular novelist great prose writers - Charles Dickens, William, and Charlotte Bronte - Thomas Carlyle, Thomas Babington Macaulay, Matthew Arnold Mary Barnard (1909 – 2001 ) American poet,biographer and tanslator(Greek to English) She was birth in a rich family in Vancouver, Washington,? she had no brothers and sisters, so she had a childhood rich in love. Cite:/wiki/Portal:Contents 1932-graduated from?Reed College. 1935-got Poetry magazine’s distinguished Levinson Award. 1936-went to New York and met Williams, Moore… 1938-received a second invitation to Yaddo 1940-published Her first poetry collection?Cool Country 1944-wrote various kinds of prose EARLY LIFE Cite: / Midlife-returned to Vancouver, Washington and continued to devote herself to writing, and she has made great achievement in the filed of literatures. 1979-her book of Collected Poems published and won the Elliston Award. Her works published in major periodicals, such as The Saturday Review of Literature, The New