英文美文选读

作者简介

《英文美文选读》是针对大学英语学生提高英语美文欣赏的素养而编写的一部大学英语选修课系列教材之一，适合修读完大学英语四级并开设选修课的学生使用，也适用于英语辅修专业学生以及非英语专业研究生的英语提高阶段的学习。考虑到学生英语水平的逐渐提高对英语教学更高层次、更多样化的需求，《英文美文选读》力求培养读者对英语美文的理解和感悟能力，促使他们习得相关的美文知识；提高读者的语感、自主学习能力和英语综合应用能力；增进他们对英语语言和文化的了解。

书籍目录

Part Ⅰ Poems  Unit1     Love/1    ReadingA    Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer's Day?    ReadingB    When You are Old    ReadingC    Annabel Lee    ReadingD    How Do I Love Thee?  Unit2   Life/13    ReadingA    A Psalm of Life    ReadingB    The Road Not Taken    ReadingC    "Hope" is the Thing with Feathers    ReadingD    I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud  Unit3   Friendship/27    Reading A   Love and Friendship    Reading B   Break, Break, Break    Reading C   No, Thank You, John    Reading D   On Stella's Birth-Day, 1719  Unit4   Sorrow/39    Reading A   Good-bye My Fancy!    Reading B   Waving Goodbye    Reading C   Farewell    Reading D   When We Two PartedPart Ⅱ Essays  Unit5   Youth/51    Reading A   Youth    Reading B   Rich Dad, Poor Dad    Reading C   Advice to Youth    Reading D   Your Life is Like a River  Unit6   Virtue/63    Reading A   We are on a Journey / The Meaning of Life    Reading B   Three Days to See (1)    Reading C   The Handsome and the Deformed Legs    Reading D   Three Days to See (2)  Unit7   Change/83    Reading A   A Fable for Tomorrow    Reading B   On Travel    Reading C   On Doors    Reading D   The Age of Thrills  Unit8   Solitude/99    Reading A   Nature    Reading B    Solitude    Reading C   What I Have Lived For    Reading D   Companion of BooksPart Ⅲ Speeches  Unit9   Honor/113    Reading A   Gettysburg Address    Reading B   I Have a Dream    Reading C   The Tribute to Diana    Reading D   9/11 Speech  Unit10  Beginning/129    Reading A   First Inaugural Address    Reading B   First Inaugural Speech    Reading C   First Inaugural Address    Reading D   Inaugural Address  Unit11  Transition/149    Reading A   Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish (1)    Reading B   Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish (2)    Reading C   Speech at Harvard Commencement (1)    Reading D   Speech at Harvard Commencement (2)  Unit12  Acceptance/171    Reading A   Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech (1)    Reading B   Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech (2)    Reading C   Kluge's Prize Acceptance Speech (1)    Reading D   Kluge's Prize Acceptance Speech (2)  Keys For Reference/189

章节摘录

　　Genres and functions of Essays It is difficult to define the genre into which essays fall. Huxley arguesthat essays can be studied most effectively within a three-poled frame ofreference: the pole of the personal and the autobiographical, the pole ofthe objective, the factual and the concrete-particular, and the pole of theabstract-universal. Based on this, essays fall into a variety of categories. The first is Personal Essay, which is created by essayists who writefragments of reflective autobiography and look at the world through thekeyhole of anecdote and description. The second is Objective Essay whichis produced by essayists who do not speak directly of themselves, but turntheir attention outward to some literary or scientific or political themes.And the third, the most richly satisfying genre of essays, combines bothpersonal and objective into one. 　　……

图书封面

---

 英文美文选读下载

---