外教社新世纪高等院校英语专业本科生系列（修订版）：综合教程（第3版） 第3册 PPT课件unit3.pptx

Unit 3Section OnePre-reading ActivitiesSection TwoGlobal ReadingSection ThreeDetailed ReadingSection FourConsolidation ActivitiesSection FiveFurther ReadingExitMake sentences with the following phrases taken or adapted from the text. .record … for all timethose emotions that are pounding through sb.’s veinsseek out further inspiration the rule of thumb is to … He wanted to record in his book the historical events for all time. Her voice is choked by those emotions that are pounding through her veins. This artist often goes through folk art collections to seek out further inspiration. The rule of thumb is to change your stereotyped opinions if you wish to adapt yourself to new environments. .in a conflicting mannergive a “down-to-earth” mood toa forward thrust that is always helpfullend an aura of hope Many of his ideas seem to be expressed in a conflicting manner so as to show the complexity and diversity of actual life. Some specific instances are provided to give a “down-to-earth” mood to otherwise too abstract notions. The booklet ends with a forward thrust that is always helpful. Churchill’s speeches lent an aura of hope in the midst of desolation and despair.1. History of Poetry Some of the earliest poetry is believed to have been orally recited or sung, closely related to musical traditions, and much of it can be attributed to religious movements: rhythm, rhyme, compression, intensity of feeling, the use of refrains.Following the development of writing, poetry has since developed into increasingly structured forms.Written composition meant poets began to compose for an absent reader.Much poetry since the late 20th century has moved away from traditional forms towards the more vaguely defined free verse and prose poem formats.2. Classification of PoetryThree major genres: Epic poetry: a long story about brave actions and exciting events;Lyric poetry: more personal, shorter poems intended to be sung;Dramatic poetry: comedy and tragedy as subgenres.3. Ro