英国文学史及选读（第二版）（第二册）Chapter 35 Philip Arthur Larkin.pptx

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英国文学史及选读（第二版）（第二册）Chapter 35 Philip Arthur Larkin.pptx

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正文Part1Chapter35PhilipArthurLarkinLifeandWorksBriefCommentSelectionsNotesForStudyandDiscussion

LifeandWorksPhilipArthurLarkin(1922–1985)borninCoventryintheEnglishmidlandsHeattendedschoolthereandafterthatwenttoOxford,wherehewasassociatedwiththewritersof“theMovement”,agroupofyoungpoetsandnovelistswhorejectedtheprevailingfashionforwritinginthestyleofYeatsandDylanThomas.Heworkedinlibrarieshisentirelife,inShropshireandLeicester,andthenatQueen’sCollegeinBelfast,andfinallyattheUniversityofHull.Chapter35PhilipArthurLarkin

Larkinhadprovedtobeoneofthebestpoetsof“theMovement”,whilehisbestpoemscontinuedthetraditionassociatedwithThomasHardy.Hisstyleismodernandprecise,andheiswidelyregardedasoneofthegreatEnglishpoetsduringthelatterhalfofthe20thcentury.Hisfirstbookofpoetry,TheNorthShip,waspublishedin1945,followedbytwonovels,JillandAGirlinWinter,buthecametoprominencein1955withthepublicationofhissecondcollectionofpoems,TheLessDeceived,followedbyTheWhitsunWeddingsandHighWindows.HereceivedmanyhonoursincludingtheQueen’sGoldMedalforPoetry.Hewasoffered,butdeclined,thepositionofPoetLaureatein1984,followingthedeathofJohnBetjeman.LifeandWorksChapter35PhilipArthurLarkin

HispoemsaremarkedbyaveryEnglish,glumaccuracyaboutemotions,placesandrelationships,andaredescribedasloweredsightsanddiminishedexpectations.LarkinhimselfsaidthatdeprivationforhimwaswhatdaffodilswereforWordsworth.InfluencedbyW.H.Auden,W.B.YeatsandThomasHardy,hispoemsarehighlystructuredbutflexibleverseforms.Nootherpoetpresentsthewelfare-stateworldofpostimperialBritainsovividly,sounsparinglyandsotenderly.Larkinemployedthetraditionaltoolsofpoetry—rhyme,stanzaandmetre—toexploretheoftenuncomfortableorterrifyinge